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PYROMANIACS |
Fire-bugs |
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GERMS |
Bugs |
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APHIDS |
Sap-sucking bugs |
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INSPECTS |
Checks bugs quietly inside |
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DISEASES |
Seaside’s ravaged by bugs |
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THRIPS |
Tiny bugs on plants |
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YOSEMITE |
Bugs Bunny’s adversary, ... Sam |
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BUGGY |
Infested or abounding with bugs. |
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ABUSING |
Mistreating bugs in a distressing way |
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DOC |
Bugs says what’s up in Indochina |
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VIRUSES |
Six tricks to find computer bugs |
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ENTOMOLOGISTS |
Their research is full of bugs |
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ENTOMOLOGIST |
His field is full of bugs |
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IMMUNISATIONS |
Shots expected to keep bugs at bay |
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WEBS |
Networks that may be full Of bugs |
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BUGGINESS |
The state of being infested with bugs. |
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REGULATIONS |
Rules require relations to swallow up peeled bugs |
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WEB |
Computer network that may be full of bugs |
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SKIP |
Remove bugs from ski pants ... they make you jump! |
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REPELLENTS |
Offensive head surgeon produces remedies to keep bugs at bay |
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ROT |
Sort of rubbish which, under car, makes food for Bugs |
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VERMIN |
A noxious or mischievous animal; especially,
noxious little animals or insects, collectively, as squirrels, rats,
mice, flies, lice, bugs, etc. |
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NEST |
...ame pursuit; as, a nest of
traitors; a nest of bugs. ... |