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Often used in the same context:
aphid,
whitefly,
insect,
mealybug,
pest,
beetle,
chinch bug,
leaf beetle,
nematodes,
flea beetle,
borers,
moth,
apple maggot,
psyllid,
thrips,
stink bug,
bollworms,
spider mite,
codling moth,
locust,
rust fungus,
adelgid,
africanized bee,
downy mildew,
wasp,
budworm,
crown vetch,
stinkbug,
webworm,
medfly,
strawberry guava,
melaleuca,
wireworm,
leafhoppers,
grasshoppers,
phytophthora,
leafy spurge,
nutsedge,
spartina,
sclerotinia,
knapweed,
caterpillars,
leafminer,
sawflies,
bagworm,
salvinia,
powdery mildew,
fungus,
johnsongrass,
root rot,
loosestrife,
parthenium,
armyworm,
knotweed,
pink bollworm,
oxalis,
anthracnose,
mealy bug,
toadflax,
toad,
italian ryegrass,
striga,
witchweed,
horseweed,
phylloxera,
tomato hornworm,
onion thrips,
midge,
larvae,
woolly adelgid,
gall wasp,
tamarisk,
vetch,
hornworm,
boll weevil,
biting midge,
purple loosestrife,
pigweed,
musk thistle,
ladybird beetle,
infestation,
hawkweed,
bull thistle,
carpenter ant,
fall armyworm,
yellowjacket,
poison hemlock,
blackfly,
corn borer,
cankerworms,
pondweed,
canker,
tuber,
pokeweed,
periodical cicada,
chickweed,
hydrilla,
ryegrass,
pampas grass,
water hyacinth,
mosquito,
weevils,
borer,
frogs,
rattlesnake,
salamander,
butterfly,
frog,
parrots,
ant,
beetles,
birds,
lizard,
salamanders,
snake,
squirrel,
tsetse,
nematode,
rodent,
drought,
termite,
starfish,
grasshopper,
lepidopterous,
overwintering,
anopheline,
lepidopteran,
parasitic,
silkworm,
vandal
More specific:
anthonomus grandis,
black weevil,
boll weevil,
darkling beetle,
darkling groung beetle,
rice weevil,
seed beetle,
seed weevil,
sitophylus oryzae,
snout beetle,
tenebrionid
Appears in the definition of:
anthonomus grandis,
black weevil,
boll weevil,
darkling beetle,
darkling groung beetle,
rice weevil,
sitophylus oryzae,
snout beetle,
tenebrionid
More general:
beetle
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— Nouns for weevil:
damage,
larvae,
infestation,
control,
populations,
injury,
attack,
larva,
grubs,
borer,
eradication,
more...
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