English Farm
Ambiguous Animals
Idioms
Gods/Deities
Ant Family
100

This cow lacks courage and avoids doing what is right out of fear

coward

100

A stamp to certify a document

seal

100

"Kill two ___ with one stone" (To finish two goals at the same time.)

birds

100

A Greek goddess symbolized by the owl or the snake

Athena

100

This ant is humongous

giant

200

This cat holds dead bodies underground

catacomb

200

A construction machine lifting heavy materials

crane

200

"Wild ___ chase" (A hopeless or foolish search for something you cannot find.)

goose

200

A colossal serpent or dragon-like deity or creature in Visayan mythology

Bakunawa

200

This ant is from far away land

distant

300

This dog is arrogant, stubborn and forces own views to others

dogmatic

300

A wooden or metal club used in sports

bat

300

"Let the ___ out of the bag" (To reveal a secret, often by mistake.)

cat

300

An Egyptian god depicted as a canine or a man with a canine head.

Anubis

300

This ant is quick at noticing small details

observant

400

This fox dances in the ballroom, along with jazz music

Foxtrot

400

A musical instrument

bass

400

"Take the ___ by the horns" (To face a difficult problem with courage.)

bull
400

A mythical fox spirit in Japanese folklore

Kitsune

400

This ant shines really brightly

radiant

500

This bee is a 1950s wireless telecom device

beeper (pager)

500

A programming language

Python

500

"The ___ in the room" (An obvious problem that everyone sees, but nobody wants to talk about.)

elephant

500

A Hindu god identified with an elephant head and four arms.

Ganesha

500

This ant is the very essence of the Latin phrase "ceteris paribus"

constant

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