Preposition: that

• ant: It's nice to see critters that the fire ants haven't driven out or eaten.

Converse of object

• find: Hurley and Sawyer succeed in finding the critter guilty for making all the noise.

• see: It's nice to see critters that the fire ants haven't driven out or eaten.

• keep: See image gallery for tips on keeping some live critters still.

• watch: Watch the river critters of the river were grand circle river cruises not with groups.

• get: Looks like we've got the critters on the run!

• move: The baster lets me target individual moving critters, as well as exploratory sampling under rocks or in vegetation.

Preposition: at

• cost: Enemies and Creatures - Avoid these crafty critters at all cost because coming into contact with any one of these guys spells certain death.

Adjective modifier

• cute: These cute little critters need a good home... [ more ] April 2005 All the fun of the farm at Cascades!

• little: In search of the little critter, Sawyer stumbles across Hurley doing what he does best.

• small: With smaller dogs or puppies, slide a leg forward; a step could end up with a smaller critter under your foot.

• other: Everyone seems to enjoy all their time together with just one other critter, which I find pleasing.

• hairy: Relay Race by David Yehudah, Bellflower, CA, USA These little hairy varmint critters never fail to amaze me.

• crazy: These two crazy critters aren't going anywhere as there popularity crossed the generation gap and continues to entertain kids and adults alike!

Noun used with modifier

• varmint: Relay Race by David Yehudah, Bellflower, CA, USA These little hairy varmint critters never fail to amaze me.

• garden: The Mix & Match Activity Garden has colorful rings and garden critters that can be sorted and stacked onto three soft flower stems.

• pond: No sample preparation; objects around the house, insects, plants from the garden, larger pond critters readily studied.

• jungle: The Thatch was fully prepared for a last round against the jungle critters.

• macro: The occasional sandy bays are home to nudibranchs, flatworms, shrimp gobies and other macro critters.

• sea: Soufriere Pinnacle and nearby Point Guignard with its caverns boast numerous sea critters.