wasp

Converse of object

• chew: She looks like she is chewing a wasp the whole time ).

Converse of subject

• sting: Apart from troubling your baby, they will be in danger of being stung by the wasp or infected by the fly.

Adjective modifier

• parasitic: However, parasitic wasps are quick to find the eggs.
• parasitoid: Can a parasitoid wasp or a virus enable the two moth species to co-exist?
• solitary: Occasionally recorded in the county, this is a small black solitary wasp nesting in dead wood in sunny situations.
• angry: So the rest of the day was spent trying to fell the trees whilst playing hide and seek with some very angry wasps!
• tiny: The tiny wasps are also a parasite to many kinds of caterpillars.
• yellow: A large black and yellow wasp nesting in large aggregations in sandy ground.

Modifies a noun

• sting: She showed us a " little " wasp sting on her arm.
• nest: Go out & knock down wasps nest with rake, feeling guilty.
• larva: Once hatched, the wasp larvae Squeeze a hormone trigger, Bringing into play A sequence of events.
• grub: I got talking to a guy who fishes wasp grubs.
• spider: Two female wasp spiders Argiope bruennichi were found on their webs in Latchford Meadow in late August.

Noun used with modifier

• spider-hunting: A medium-sized spider-hunting wasp found in a wide variety of situations.
• gall: All the invading gall wasp species in the UK are also native to the same region.
• ichneumon: This is similar to the repulsive reproductive cycle of the ichneumon wasp.
• cuckoo: A cuckoo wasp found in a variety of situations.
• digger: The macabre habits to which he referred are shared by their cousins the digger wasps.
• fig: A general web resource for research on figs and fig wasps is provided by the " Ficus server " .

Possessives

• nest: Wasps Active wasps ' nests in domestic premises can also be treated for a nominal charge.