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Meanings of ant in English
Usage of ant in English
1
In ten years, a new ant species has infested half of Texas.
2
Several species of ant-thrushes always accompany the army ants in the forest.
3
And everyone who has tried has given up for ant of information.
4
The ant paused a moment to record the instructions in his mind.
5
The main form of communication in an ant colony is by odor.
6
The Spider admitted that he had studied the ways of the ant.
7
The ant-like rider dipped over the crest of it and was gone.
8
Underneath it he found-embeddedin clay-thedead body of a female ant.
9
Today everything was congestion, the scurrying of crowds; men had become ant-like.
10
Perhaps the company erred in hoping for a termite or an ant.
11
Fire-ant nests were scattered everywhere; I was glad I'd worn functional shoes.
12
The ant rejoined the group and they continued on their merry way.
13
Such pussy-ant steps made for sure footing, but not for fast transit.
14
It's the annual battle that torments us all: the summer ant invasion.
15
The ant spreads the alarm immediately, and then goes forth to investigate.
16
After striking the sand, the ant jumps completely out of the pit.
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Ant through the time
Ant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common