Amphibian, Reptiles & Insects Word Search — Quick

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Amphibian, Reptiles & Insects word list, defined

CRAB /krab/ · noun, verb
A crab is a ten-legged crustacean with a broad flat shell and pincers, found in seas and fresh water. As a verb, to crab means to complain or grumble peevishly. Related: crustacean, complain, grumble, grouch.
BEE /biː/ · noun
A flying insect of the superfamily Apoidea that collects nectar and pollen, known for making honey and for pollinating flowering plants. Also, a social gathering where people combine to work on a communal task, such as a quilting or spelling bee. Related: honeybee, bumblebee.
ALOE /ˈæloʊ/ · noun
A succulent plant of the genus Aloe, native to Africa and Arabia, with thick fleshy leaves used medicinally and ornamentally; also, the bitter juice or dried latex obtained from such plants.
ACARI /ˈækəraɪ/ · noun
Acari is the plural of 'acarus', referring to mites and ticks — small arachnids of the order Acari, many of which are parasitic or cause skin conditions such as scabies. Related: mites, ticks, arachnids.
ANT /ænt/ · noun
A small, typically wingless social insect of the family Formicidae that lives in organized colonies and is known for its strength relative to its size. Related: emmet, pismire, formicid.
MOLE /məʊl/ · noun, verb
A small insectivorous mammal that lives in underground tunnels and is often found in gardens. To remove or cover something with a layer of earth or other material, typically to conceal or protect it. Related: insectivore, tunnel, burrow, dig.
ASP /æsp/ · noun
A small venomous snake of the Nile region, especially the Egyptian cobra; historically infamous as the reputed cause of Cleopatra's death. In British usage, also a Eurasian poplar tree (the aspen) whose leaves tremble in the slightest breeze. Related: viper, serpent, cobra, snake.

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