Answer: BEES
BEES is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 166 times.
Referring Clues:
- Hive dwellers
- Some parties
- Wax producers
- Waggle dance performers
- Apiary residents
- Competitions
- Flower fanciers
- Epitomes of busyness
- 14-Across residents
- Some contests
- Buzzers
- Wax makers
- Ones with combs
- Spelling contests
- Quilters' gatherings
- Quilters' parties
- 5338
- Theme of this puzzle
- Producers of some storage cells
- Drones, for example
- "The ___ knees" (great)
- Busy buzzers
- Nectar collectors
- Honey producers
- Some drones
- Birds' partners, in sex ed
- Pollen spreaders
- Quilting parties
- Some gatherings
- Creators of Ulee's gold
- Melissophobe's fear
- Honey bunch?
- Domesticated insects
- Honey bunch
- Small buzzers
- Some queens
- Some social workers
- Garden buzzers
- Queen's subjects
- 17-Across's charge
- Contests
- Work parties
- Industrious fliers
- Flying buzzers
- Stinging insects
- Spelling competitions
- Hummers at home in hives
- Quilting events
- Some competitions
- Symbols of industry
- Hive hummers
- Honey handlers
- Birds' partners
- Sting operators?
- Nectar harvesters
- Events for spellers
- Hairy-bodied insects
- Partner of birds
- Sex education subject?
- Queen's followers
- Many are drones
- They love their queen
- Spelling and quilting
- Busy insects
- Buzzing swarmers
- Some socials
- Source of Ulee's gold
- Queen's offspring
- With 131-Across, greatest thing
- Buzzing insects
- They serve a queen
- Health food store brand, Burt's ___
- Insects
- Comb producers
- Apiphobe's fear
- Honey makers
- Hive population
- Barn raisings
- Hive group
- They sting
- Buzzing swarm
- Some school competitions
- Social insects
- Comb users
- Waggle dancers
- Waggle-dancing insects
- Workers in the garden
- Sue Monk Kidd's insects with a "secret life"
- Apiphobe's bane
- Some buzzers
- Swarming stingers
- Mockingbird prey
- Stingy bunch?
- Stingy bunch
- Flower-loving buzzers
- A swarm of ______
- They have a queen but no king
- Insects with "secret lives," per a Sue Monk Kidd title
- Waggle dance insects
- Hive insects
- Apiary denizens
- Hive residents
- Some barn raisings
- Apiary dwellers
- Certain contests
- Hive inhabitants
- 37-Down's concerns
- Buzzers around blossoms
- Buzzing bunch
- Pollen gatherers
- Hive buzzers
- Some are killer
- Contests whose competitors stand in place
- Swarm members
- Honeycomb makers
- "Ulee's Gold" insects
- They can make quite a buzz
- Colony members
- Fliers with stingers
- "victory garden" buzzers
- Hive denizens
- Buzzers on blossoms
- Buzz makers
- Honey bunches?
- Domesticated swarm
- Apiary creatures
- Apiculture topic
- "Subjects" of a queen, not a king
- They might break out in hives
- Workers all abuzz
- Drones, e.g.
- Winged collectors
- Makers of fine combs
- What apiphobes fear
- Pollinating insects
- Sting-y pollinators?
- Contents of an apiary
- Rose garden insects
- Rose pollinators
- & 22. Something neat, with "the"
- Plant kingdom/animal kingdom connectors
- Makers of food in wax
- Fliers with combs
- Honeybunch?
- Humbugs?
- Half a sex-ed metaphor, with "the"
- They work in cells
- Contests in which the competitors are eliminated one by one
- Spell-offs
- Apiphobe's phobia
- "Busy" ones
- Orchard pollinators
- Hive occupants
- Nectar seekers
- Some queens but not kings
- Members of the genus Apis
- Wax figures?
- Buzzing pollinators
- Crucial pollinators
- "Save the ___" (modern conservation slogan)
- Pollinators that can see in the ultraviolet spectrum
- Honey-making insects
- Hive members
- Melittologist's study
- Insects whose queens are fed royal jelly
- They arose from Ra's tears, according to Egyptian mythology
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - October 17, 2025
- LA Times - October 03, 2025
- New York Times - September 27, 2025
- New York Times - July 08, 2025
- New York Times - May 25, 2025
- USA Today - May 09, 2025
- USA Today - February 03, 2025
- LA Times - December 18, 2024
- New York Times - November 10, 2024
- LA Times - October 24, 2024
- USA Today - August 14, 2024
- LA Times - April 13, 2024
- USA Today - March 04, 2024
- New York Times - February 18, 2024
- LA Times - September 08, 2023
- LA Times - July 20, 2023
- USA Today - July 20, 2023
- New York Times - June 29, 2023
- New York Times - June 09, 2023
- USA Today - April 26, 2023
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