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Often used in the same context:
pupate,
crevices,
crawl,
dig,
hibernate,
nest,
pupal,
slither,
tadpole shrimp,
mud dauber,
molts,
larvae,
denned,
overwinter,
spelunk,
frass,
snuffle,
cave,
ovipositor,
spaded,
nymphal,
fungus gnat,
rootlets,
inchworms,
reinfect,
hawk moth,
quack grass,
periodical cicada,
precocial,
postholes,
lair,
fossilize,
corn borer moth,
caddis fly,
hibernaculum,
skitter,
mouthparts,
needlelike,
glowworm,
voles,
chomp,
paperbark,
earthworms,
botfly,
hoary marmot,
subterranean,
carpenter bee,
cicada killer,
groundhog,
echidnas,
popple,
diapause,
mycelia,
excavate,
moult,
palps,
hummock,
crawlspace,
exclosure,
cicadas,
mantids,
tunneling,
hibernators,
foraging,
pocket gopher,
caterpillars,
parasitize,
sawflies,
tent caterpillar,
uncurl,
red osier dogwood,
daddy longlegs,
magicicada,
wormlike,
scurry,
colonizes,
webworm,
nutlets,
snailfish,
wolf spider,
skunk cabbage,
hiding,
abysses,
springtails,
chrysalises,
spruce grouse,
cavern,
mouselike,
piglike,
hyraxes,
tiger moth,
skink,
wrigglers,
woodchuck,
hornworm,
overwintering,
snuggle,
cambium,
bagworm,
ringtail,
tree mallow,
sphagnum,
burrows,
watercourse,
nests,
pond,
tunnel,
tunnels,
culvert,
inlet,
trench,
gully,
hollow,
receptacle,
reservoir,
alcove,
crevice,
passageway,
aerial,
barricaded,
castellated,
dilapidated,
gutted,
inhabited,
moated,
mudbrick,
occupied,
pillared,
ramshackle,
roofed,
rustic,
sandbagged,
shuttered,
stockaded,
tenantless,
thatched,
towered,
tumbledown,
unexcavated
More specific:
rabbit warren,
warren
Appears in the definition of:
andrenidae,
bolt-hole,
brevicipitidae,
family andrenidae,
family brevicipitidae,
family microhylidae,
family squillidae,
launce,
leaf-miner,
leaf miner,
microhylidae,
rust mite,
sandfish,
sand eel,
sand lance,
sand launce,
sand stargazer,
squillidae
More general:
cut into,
delve,
dig,
hole,
hollow,
turn over
Synonyms:
tunnel
Also try:
— Adjectives for burrow:
same,
own,
underground,
deep,
shaped,
small,
old,
main,
single,
shallow,
long,
more...
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