| beneficial insect | 3.03 | Some, like buckwheat, attract beneficial insects. | ||
| flying insect | 2.11 | ...species of flying insects. | ||
| tiny insect | 1.84 | ...tiny parasitic insects. | ||
| small insect | 1.45 | Toads mainly eat small dark flying insects. | ||
| social insect | 1.25 | ...social insects like bees and ants. | ||
| aquatic insect | 1.05 | This destroys the habitat of aquatic insects and smothers fish eggs. | ||
| winged insect | 0.72 | Flycatchers feed primarily on winged insects. | ||
| biting insect | 0.59 | The rooms are infested with biting insects. | ||
| parasitic insect | 0.46 | ...tiny parasitic insects. | ||
| stinging insect | 0.46 | Honeybees are the most common of the stinging insects. | ||
| adult insect | 0.39 | So, by sight, sound and smell, the adult insects attract their mates. | ||
| black insect | 0.39 | Flea beetles are tiny, hopping black insects that eat holes in leaves. | ||
| dead insect | 0.39 | Will they eat dead insects or pieces of meat? | ||
| large insect | 0.39 | Both are moderately large insects. | ||
| pesky insect | 0.39 | But first, those pesky insects. | ||
| resistant insect | 0.39 | But because any pesticide spurs the emergence of resistant insects, some scientists say tougher bugs are inevitable in the long run. | ||
| state insect | 0.39 | We now have a state insect. | ||
| sterile insect | 0.39 | Knipling was honored for having developed the use of sterile insects to fight insect pests. | ||
| disease-carrying insect | 0.33 | He urged cleanup crews to watch for containers with standing water, perfect breeding grounds for the disease-carrying insects. | ||
| giant insect | 0.33 | The given existence of giant insects. |