Meanings of little ant in English

Mrs. Dick came bustling from the kitchen like a busy little ant.

He's a rather humorous little ant and you take pity on him.

Besides the great ant-eater, there is the smaller striped ant-eater, and the little ant-eater.

What were all those thousands of little ant-like things crawling forward over the slopes?

At this camp he shot an interesting little ant-thrush.

The way she was staring at Aria, Aria felt like a little ant beneath a Meredith-shaped magnifying glass.

Up hill and down hill, for ridges of earth in the road seemed like great hills to the little ant.

While she sat despairing, Cupid stirred up the little ant, a native of the fields, to take compassion on her.

All the little ant people down there, who don't even know you're standing at the window, looking down at them.

Perhaps it's the iceberg gaze that seemed to imply, "You're the run in my stocking, you little ant"?

A little ant (Pheidole sp.)

One little ant liked sweet things so well that he staid in the jar, and kept on eating like a greedy boy.

The other was to give assistance to a little ant that was trying to bear its load of food up a hillside.

Within two weeks from this day I shall be with you, and then my little ant-hill of mystery will be torn to pieces.

There is another curious little ant-eater, about the size of a squirrel,-whichanimal it resembles very much in its habits, and somewhat in its appearance.

Looking down from the trail, they were like innumerable anthills blocking up the narrow channel, and around them swarmed the little ant-men in never-resting activity.