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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun Any of various insects of the family Myrmeleontidae, having large-jawed larvae that dig a conical crater in the sand to trap ants and other insects for food.
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- noun Any of various nocturnal
insects from the familyMyrmeleontidae whose adults resembledamselflies and whose larvae bury themselves under a cone-shaped pit in sand to trapinsects such asants .
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Examples
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In Ep2 it's the final part of the turret vs. antlion battle when the Vortigaunts show up.
Archive 2007-10-01 Sean Beanland 2007
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Along the way they have to brave antlion tunnels and numerous homesteads and outdoor areas where the Combine are on patrol.
Half-Life 2: Episode 2 Adam Whitehead 2007
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Along the way they have to brave antlion tunnels and numerous homesteads and outdoor areas where the Combine are on patrol.
Archive 2007-12-01 Adam Whitehead 2007
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In Ep2 it's the final part of the turret vs. antlion battle when the Vortigaunts show up.
Why I Love Half-Life Sean Beanland 2007
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A few extra bucks a year in taxes for a chance at real economic impact is a worthwhile investment --- Bravo to the hardworking individuals who have the foresight to create this opportunity!!! antlion writes:
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I had brought it through the antlion caves, I had got out of the car
Destructoid VGFreak1225 2010
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Bold font is really convincing. hanshiro the antlion, do you see conspiracy here?
Think Progress 2009
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Philosophy ',' History Of Communist Party ', and majority of works by Lenin, Marx, Engels, so .... sorry, hanshiro the antlion, that I am not very proud of it!
Think Progress 2009
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Let me guess, hanshiro the antlion teaches critical thinking / writing / reading in some elite college?
Think Progress 2009
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Thereis a mystery expert here - hanshiro the antlion - who will be happy to deconstruct the
Think Progress 2009
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