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Other crossword clues for answer "MOTH"

MOTH
Creature attracted to lights
Clothes muncher
Sweater eater
Cecropia, for one
Sphinx or emperor
Butterfly relative
Closet invader
Flame follower
Night-flying insect
Closet eater?
Nocturnal pollinator
Photophilic flier
Critter drawn to a flame
Creature drawn to flames
Wool-eating insect
Fly-by-night insect
Image on "The Silence of the Lambs" movie poster
It might be trapped in the closet
One who gets into old clothes
The ___ Radio Hour (storytelling show)
Flame seeker
Pest in the closet
Coat ruiner
Closet intruder
Woolly bear, eventually
Closet pest
Fabric foe?
Bulb circler, often
Io or atlas follower
Closet cuisine fan
Clothes consumer
Insect that is drawn to flames
The first "computer bug," in fact
Former silkworm
Lamp orbiter
Clothing consumer
Closet binger?
Gypsy, for one
It may bite your shorts
Bulb orbiter
Insect drawn to flames
Winged closet invader
Porch light circler
Closet nuisance
Lepidopterist's subject of study
Light circler
Insect that might take some balls to get rid of [Adesina O. Koiki]
Post-caterpillar
Butterfly's kin
Its larvae eat clothes
Flame lover
Closet problem
Hole maker
Light lover
Light-headed flier?
Adult silkworm
Candlelight visitor?
Clothes alterer of a kind
Evening flier
Light-headed insect?
Destructive insect
Clothes closet pest
Flier among hangers
Light-loving flier
Closet concern
Cloth-eating insect
Light-seeking flier
Sweater predator
Sucker for a flame
Flying insect
Butterfly kin
It flits around a flame
One on a high-fiber diet
Silk manufacturer
Flame fancier
Io or luna
Gauzy-winged insect
Night flier
Butterfly's cousin
Light-bulb circler
Nocturnal insect
Insect drawn to light
Ex-caterpillar
Flame-loving insect
Fly-by-nighter, typically
Insect attracted to light
Night light sight
Butterfly cousin
Grown-up silkworm
Nocturnal flier
Flying insect attracted to light
Former caterpillar
Bulb circler
One coming to light
Tiger or hawk follower
Wardrobe invader
Wool fancier
It might come out of the closet
Maker of holes
Sweater muncher
Molloson's plane on transatlantic flight, 1932.
Tineid insect.
Wool menace.
Light-green Luna ___.
Insect.
Miller.
Codling ___.
Gypsy or browntail.
Miller or egger.
Luna ___.
Crepuscular insect.
Luna or browntail.
Cecropia.
Browntail.
Winged insect.
Night flyer.
Sailboat.
Tortrix.
Luna, for one
Seeker of the flame
Closet menace
___ eaten
Menace to woolens
Candle circler
Closet's threat
Hole-eater
Clothes-closet culprit
Leaf miner or luna
Lepidopteran
Racing sailboat
Atlas or gypsy
Flying gypsy
Gypsy ___
Gypsy or codling follower
Miller, e.g.
Butterfly's relative
Gypsy that flies
Kind of ball
Gypsy, e.g.
Scourge of clothing
It's bad to keep in the closet
Cocoon contents
Cutworm, eventually
Armyworm, eventually
Wool eater
Phototropic flier
*One attracted to a flame
Lepidopterist's study
One drawn to a flame
Pest attracted to light
Lover of light
Wool lover
Fly-by-night?
Something that might come to light?
Insect that shorted out an early computer, spawning the term "computer bug"
Fly-by-night type?
Creature on the movie poster for "The Silence of the Lambs"
Unpleasant find in a sweater
Closet pest that loves wool
It comes to light
One who's light-headed?
Wool-gatherer?
Fan of the flame?
One going toward the light
One drawn to flames
Flame-fancying flier
Light-loving insect
Audioslave song about a sweater-eater?
One putting away clothes?
Sweater getter
Flame victim
Insect in many Nabokov texts
Insect that's attracted to flames
Insect with a wingspan
Sweater lover
Fabric eater
Phototropic insect
Insect that eats wool
Former woolly bear
Fabric-eater in a closet
One may damage a wool coat
Usually nocturnal insect
Insect drawn to a porch light
Closet snacker
Monarch or luna
Fabric-eating insect
Clothes pest
Flame attracts it
Street light frequenter
Lepidopteran group member
Flame visitor
Butterfly impersonator
Bad thing to keep in the closet
Chrysalis result
Winged clothing consumer
Io or gypsy
Wardrobe ruiner
Flyer drawn to flames
Insect in an evolutionary "arms race" against bats
Insect near a flame
Bug that flies into lights
Insect drawn to bright lights
Insect that likes lamps
Light-seeking insect
It may come to light
Chrysalis emerger
Fluttery flier
Taker of night flights
Flyer in Lunesta ads
Lepidopterist's specimen
Flittering flier
Porch light fixture?