ant's pants
Something that is regarded as outstanding.
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Something that is regarded as outstanding.
To be agitated or obsessed about something.
Very small breasts.
A small amount.
(adjective) apparent
(noun) excellent idea or proposal
(noun) synonym of chim ruồi (“hummingbird”)
(noun) political view; political opinion
(noun) one's own viewpoint
(verb) to witness; to see
(noun) Kerria lacca
(verb) to attend an audience
(noun) honeycomb sandal
(verb) to foresee; to foreknow
Bylaw officer.
(noun) woodpecker
(verb) to meet for an exchange of views
(noun) propolis
(adjective) visible
(noun) Paederus fuscipes
(adjective) having formication
(noun) opinion; view
(verb) set up
(noun) a fire ant
(verb) to found a country; to establish a nation-state; to build a nation
(noun) antlion
(verb) to build up at a big scale
(verb) to assist
(verb) to job-shadow, to take training by observing professionals in action
unfounded rumours and malicious gossip
Extremely angry
(noun) honey
to protect or raise someone who could later betray or turn against you; to nourish a viper in one's bosom
(noun) a bee — the honey-making, flower-visiting insect
(noun) flirtation; courtship
(noun) carpenter bee
(noun) queen bee
(noun) giant honey bee (Apis dorsata)
(noun) honey bee
(noun) annoying repeated sound that echoes in one's head, like that sound created by the bees
(noun) any honey bee of the subgenus Micrapis, typically Apis florea
(adjective) feudal
(noun) a (scientific) discovery
to let unattended and expose to the elements
to deliver a powerful punch
(noun) initiative; innovation
Something or someone outstandingly good, excellent, or wonderful.
(noun) prejudice; preconception; bias
(noun) prejudice; bias; preconception; preconceived idea
(noun) an anteater
(noun) neotectonic period
(noun) a stupid idea
(noun) beehive
To hover or loiter aimlessly around a place.
(verb) to go wild honey hunting
(noun) laterite
(noun) preconception; fixed views
To feel extremely restless or impatient
Plato (429-327 B.C.), a native of Athens, was so called because, according to tradition, when in his cradle a swarm of bees alighted on his mouth, and in consequence his words flowed with the sweet- ness of honey. The same tale is told of St.
"to have a BEE in one’s bonnet," i.e., to be not exactly sane; to have a craze in one particular direction. Several otherwise sensible and excellent M.P.’s are distinguished by the "BEE in his bonnet" each carries.
An idea that obsesses or preoccupies someone
money
(Jon.) Dictionary of the Turf, the Ring, the Chase, the Pit, the Bon Ton, and the Varieties of Life, forming the completest and most authentic Lexicon Balatronicum hitherto offered to the notice of the Sporting World, by John Bee [i.e., John Badcock], Editor of the Fancy, Fancy Gazette, Living Picture of London, and the like of that, 12mo. 1823.
Human reproduction and sex
Very actively and industriously engaged
(noun) ant
Small amounts can accumulate to make a significant whole
May bees don't fly all the year long; an answer to any one who prefaces a proposition with, It may be.
(noun) wasp
hornet
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
A dominant female in a group or situation
Human reproduction and sex
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
An infected prostitute, who like a wasp carries a sting in her tail.
(verb) to visit (a superior), to have an audience with