- BEES
- The ____ knees (great)
- Apian group
- Hive hummers
- Some are queens, others workers
- The __ knees (great)
- Parts of a business idea on {/Arrested Development/} that Gob says will "bring in honey"
- Busy buzzers
- Buzzers
- Critters experiencing colony collapse disorder
- Colony figures
- Events featuring ten-dollar words
- Some queens
- Those doing a waggle dance
- Queen's servants
- Insects that can spell?
- Nectar collectors
- Cell builders
- Quilting klatsches
- Spelling events
- Swarming insects
- Cellblock workers?
- Swarm around a hive
- Birds' companions
- Quilters' gatherings
- Birds' partners
- Honeycomb makers
- Sting operators?
- The ___ knees (great)
- Drones, for example
- Honey producers
- Spelling contests
- Some drones
- Birds' partners, in sex ed
- Pollen spreaders
- Creators of Ulee's gold
- Quilting parties
- Some gatherings
- Melissophobe's fear
- Stingy bunch?
- Sue Monk Kidd's insects with a "secret life"
- Insects with "secret lives," per a Sue Monk Kidd title
- Some contests
- Stinging insects
- Hive dwellers
- Comb builders
- Workers all abuzz
- Candyman swarmers
- Apiary denizens
- Busy bodies
- Quilting and spelling
- Good grades
- Good marks
- Hive denizens
- Stingers
- Apiary residents
- Contests
- Queen's subjects
- 17-Across's charge
- Industrious fliers
- Work parties
- Buzzing swarmers
- Queen's offspring
- Source of Ulee's gold
- Apiphobe's fear
- With 131-Across, greatest thing
- Flower-loving buzzers
- Some school competitions
- Swarming stingers
- Waggle-dancing insects
- Apiary dwellers
- Hive insects
- 37-Down's concerns
- Buzzers around blossoms
- Certain contests
- Honey makers
- Fliers with stingers
- Winged collectors
- Drones, e.g.
- Fliers with combs
- Half a sex-ed metaphor, with "the"
- Apiphobe's phobia
- Quilting events
- They work in cells
- Orchard pollinators
- Crucial pollinators
- Carpenters and masons
- The __ knees
- Drones and queens
- Hive residents
- What hives house
- With 102 Down, marvelous person
- Pollen distributors
- Honey handlers
- They make Pooh's favorite food
- Flying buzzers
- Quilters' parties
- Spelling competitions
- Wax producers
- Hummers at home in hives
- Some competitions
- Symbols of industry
- Some buzzers
- Buzzing bunch
- Swarm members
- Domesticated insects
- Plant kingdom/animal kingdom connectors
- Queen __
- Small drones
- Waggle dance performers
- Small buzzers
- Garden buzzers
- Some social workers
- Gold producers in "Ulee's Gold"
- Apiarist's specialty.
- Fabre's subject.
- Social gatherings.
- Gatherings for work, contests, etc.
- Symbols of busyness.
- Neighborly meetings.
- What apiculturists tend.
- And murmuring of innumerable ___.” nyt 1956 BEES Companions of the birds. nyt 1956 BEES Companions of the flowers. nyt 1956 BEES Neighborly gatherings. nyt 1956 BEES Queen and drones. nyt 1956 BEET Chard. nyt 1956 BEET Vegetable. nyt 1956 BEETLE Cockchafer. nyt 1956 BEETLE Heavy mallet. nyt 1956 BEETLEBAILEY Comic-strip soldier. nyt 1956 BEETROOTS A source of sugar. nyt 1956 BEETS Vegetable. nyt 1956 BEFOG Muddle. nyt 1956 BEG Implore. nyt 1956 BEG Relative of borrow” and "steal.”
- Drones.
- Insects.
- Flowers' companions.
- Neighborly gatherings.
- Four-winged insects.
- Contests of a sort.
- Décor for bonnets.
- Kin of 50 Across.
- Busy ones.
- Companion of the flowers.
- Pollinators.
- Get-togethers, country style.
- Apiarist's concern.
- Queen ___.
- Purposive get-togethers.
- Workers or drones.
- Certain socials.
- Gatherings
- Gatherings of sorts.
- Parties.
- Busy creatures
- Colonizer
- School contests
- Friendly contests
- Socials
- ___ knees
- Apiary inmates
- Honey harvesters
- Karbis
- Topic for Maeterlinck
- Work sessions
- Kind of wax
- Bonnet denizens
- Bonnet occupants
- Apiarist's assets
- Humbugs?
- Followers of birds?
- Bonnet residents
- Nectar noshers
- Some involve spelling
- Killer _____
- Sex education subject?
- Some parties
- Competitions
- Flower fanciers
- 14-Across residents
- Epitomes of busyness
- Wax makers
- Ones with combs
- 5338
- Theme of this puzzle
- Producers of some storage cells
- Some socials
- Apiphobe's bane
- Mockingbird prey
- Colony members
- Subjects of a queen, not a king
- Honey bunches?
- They might break out in hives
- Makers of fine combs
- What apiphobes fear
- Contents of an apiary
- Contests in which the competitors are eliminated one by one
- Pollen gatherers
- Spell-offs
- Members of the genus Apis
- Some queens but not kings
- Wax figures?
- Buzzing swarm
- They sting
- Comb users
- Birds do it, ___ do it, even educated fleas do it
- Alanis Morissette "Knees of My ___"
- Jewel Akens: "The Birds and the ___"
- What are you gonna do? Release the dogs? Or the ___? Or the dogs with ___ in their mouth and when they bark they shoot ___ at you?: Homer Simpson
- Quilting sessions
- They're buzzy and busy
- Declining population in headlines
- Some are killer
- The _____ knees
- The _____ knees (the cat's meow)
- Sting operation?
- They have a queen but no king
- Spelling contests with buzzers?
- Hairy-bodied insects
- Nectar harvesters
- Partner of birds
- Events for spellers
- Hive population
- Waggle dance insects
- They can make quite a buzz
- Apiary creatures
- Buzz makers
- Pollinating insects
- Sting-y pollinators?
- Makers of food in wax
- Rose garden insects
- Rose pollinators
- Flower pollinators
- Apiary insects
- The birds and the ___
- Pollen foragers
- Drones, perhaps
- Hive builders
- Buzzing insects
- Apian creatures
- Companions of birds
- Hymenoptera
- Hymenopterans
- Spelling and quilting
- They love their queen
- Many are drones
- Queen's followers
- Busy insects
- Waggle dancers
- Ulee's Gold insects
- Buzzers on blossoms
- Domesticated swarm
- Drones or workers
- Queens and drones
- Honey-making insects
- The ___ knees
- Buzzing pollinators
- The ___ knees (the cat's meow)
- Insects that attack Nicolas Cage in "The Wicker Man"
- Colony workers
- Workers among the flowers
- See 67-Across
- They may lead to hives
- Workers in gardens
- Wax workers
- Workers in the garden
- They generate buzz
- Workers in an orchard
- Roots for the chef
