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Often used in the same context:
cockroaches,
tarantula,
roaches,
rodent,
rat,
spider,
frog,
ant,
toad,
critter,
wasp,
insect,
dung beetle,
lizard,
scorpion,
wolf spider,
rabbit,
snake,
monkey,
houseflies,
pig,
snail,
skunk,
possum,
cimex lectularius,
vermin,
moth,
creature,
hamster,
fungus gnat,
pit viper,
black mamba,
earthworm,
daddy longlegs,
bedbugs,
woodlice,
arachnid,
germanica,
maggots,
millipede,
komodo dragon,
caterpillar,
cobra,
pigeon,
brown recluse spider,
bullfrog,
cicada,
mealworm,
mynah bird,
cat,
grasshopper,
goldfish,
boa constrictor,
piranha,
paramecium,
hornet,
crickets,
reptile,
ladybird,
gecko,
praying mantis,
chigger,
squirrel,
stinkbug,
rhinoceros beetle,
fleas,
centipedes,
crocodile,
cicada killer,
earwigs,
tapeworm,
insectivore,
arthropod,
beetle,
water moccasin,
rooster,
mantids,
armadillo,
starling,
parasitic worm,
wrigglers,
velociraptor,
horsefly,
tomato hornworm,
sea anemone,
gila monster,
tobacco hornworm,
feces,
anole,
ladybug,
mantis,
python,
litterbox,
redback,
rattlesnake,
cannibal,
wabbit,
iguana,
bug,
exterminator,
anteater,
witchetty grub,
roach,
alligator,
frogs,
bird,
whale,
bat,
shark,
spiders,
starfish,
butterfly,
anaphylactic,
locomotory,
locust,
amoebic,
antinuclear,
associated,
atopic,
atrophied,
bodily,
eczematous,
external,
extrauterine,
finer,
isolated,
its
More specific:
american cockroach,
australian cockroach,
blackbeetle,
blatta orientalis,
blattella germanica,
crotonbug,
croton bug,
german cockroach,
giant cockroach,
oriental cockroach,
oriental roach,
periplaneta americana,
periplaneta australasiae,
water bug
Appears in the definition of:
american cockroach,
blackbeetle,
blatta orientalis,
blattella germanica,
crotonbug,
croton bug,
german cockroach,
oriental cockroach,
oriental roach,
periplaneta americana,
water bug
More general:
dictyopterous insect
Synonyms:
roach
Also try:
— Adjectives for cockroach:
american,
german,
large,
common,
oriental,
dead,
giant,
little,
female,
small,
male,
more...
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