- WASP
- Sharp-bottomed flier
- Paralyzing stinger
- It stings
- Mud dauber
- Stinger
- Pinch-waisted flier
- Pest control pest
- Waist variety
- Yellowjacket
- Nasty buzzer
- Eaves nester
- Hornet or velvet ant
- Nasty stinger
- Nest dweller
- Nesting stinger
- Velvet ant, really
- ___-waisted (tightly corseted)
- The velvet ant is one
- Occupant of a dangling nest, maybe
- Cockroach _____ (horrifying-sounding tropical insect)
- It's all abuzz
- One of two rating the maximum 4 on the Schmidt pain index
- Kind of waist
- Stinging insect
- Thin-waisted insect
- Narrow-waisted stinger
- Slim-waisted stinger
- Paper nest builder
- Slender-waisted insect
- Female member of the comic book Avengers
- Winged stinger
- Striped stinger
- Insect that can control the sex of its offspring
- Stinging pest
- Waist type
- Flying stinger
- It may sting
- Scary stinger
- Paper nest inhabitant
- Airborne danger
- What Vespa means in Italian
- Ant-Man colleague
- A real stinger
- Slender-bodied flier
- Yellow jacket, e.g.
- Hornet, e.g.
- Yellow jacket, for one
- Bee's cousin
- Slender-bodied stinger
- Stinging flier
- Builder of paper houses
- Bee relative
- Mud dauber, e.g.
- One on a sting operation?
- Nest-building flier
- Bee-eater's prey
- With 35-Down, papery construction best left alone
- Insect dating from the Jurassic era
- Insect that dates to the Jurassic era
- Insect that first appeared in the Jurassic era
- Hornet relative
- Nest builder
- Slender stinger
- Small stinger
- Source of some stings
- Important part of pest biocontrol
- Nesting insect
- Small winged nester
- Persistently petty person
- Fig pollinator
- Insect that stings
- Nest-building stinger
- Annoying buzzer
- Nest resident
- Member of a colony
- Queen, maybe
- Petulant person
- Insect with a stinger
- Aircraft carrier sunk in Battle of the Solomons.
- New U. S. aircraft carrier.
- U. S. flat-top.
- An insect.
- Famous U. S. carrier.
- Famous flattop.
- Famous aircraft carrier.
- Insect once studied by Dr. Kinsey.
- Recently crippled warship.
- U. S. carrier.
- World War II aircraft carrier.
- Kin of 6 Down.
- Woman in the Air Corps, W. W. II.
- Hornet.
- Insect.
- Historic flattop.
- Carnivorous insect.
- Type of waist.
- Winged insect.
- Vespid.
- Epithet of Alexander Pope.
- ___ waist.
- Irritating one.
- Irascible one.
- Pope of Twickenham.
- U.S. aircraft carrier.
- Yellow jacket's cousin.
- Bad-tempered one.
- Hymenopteron
- Social insect
- Snappish person
- Carrier of W.W. II
- Vespiary denizen
- Close relative of an ant
- Epithet for Alexander Pope
- Pesky insect
- Epithet for poet Pope
- Hymenopteran
- W.W. II aircraft carrier
- A kind of waist
- Dangerous stinger
- Epithet for Pope
- Mandrake the Magician's nemesis
- Big stinger
- Marmon _____ (first auto to win the Indy 500)
- Member of a traditional establishment
- Insect in a colony
- One of a traditional elite
- Slender-bodied insect
- Ethnic acronym
- Flying insect with a narrow waist
- Insect that builds a paper nest
- Marvel superhero with the power to shrink, with "the"
- Participant in a sting?
- The "murder hornet" is one
- Target of some humor in The New Yorker
- Colony member
- Nest builder in the eaves
- Thin-waisted flier
- Velvet ant
- Target of many a New Yorker cartoon
- Direct descendant of the Mayflower Pilgrims, e.g.
- Tarantula hawk, e.g.
- Upper-crust sort, stereotypically
- Female W.W. II enlistee
- One might be involved in a sting
- Social worker?
- Insect with a hanging nest
- Martin Van Buren was the first president who wasn't one
- Stinger with a slender "waist"
- Ant-Man and the ___ (2018 film)
- Builder of a papery nest
- Center of a sting operation?
- Insect with a sting
- Stingy sort?
- The deceptively named tarantula hawk, for one
- The fairyfly (the smallest known insect in the world) is one
- Country club member, stereotypically
- High-status American, stereotypically
- Nest pest
- Republican voter, stereotypically
- Summer stinger
- Ant Man and the ___
- Insect in a papery nest
- Insect that makes a papery nest
- Yellowjacket or hornet
- Inside the Electric Circus band
- The Last Command band
- Bee-eater's breakfast
- Insect that pollinates figs
- Fig ___ (insect that enters a fruit, pollinates it, and gets dissolved by its enzymes)
- Hornet or yellowjacket, e.g.
- Slender-waisted buzzer
- Darting stinger
- Slender-waisted stinger
- Mud dauber, for one
- The velvet ant, for one
- Garden stinger
- Stinger in a nest
- Bee's relative
- Hornet, for one
- Insect often mistaken for a bee
- Narrow-waisted bug
- Insect in a nest
- Insect such as a mud dauber
- Only a female one can sting
- Papery nest dweller
- It stings and has wings
- ___ waist (tightly corseted silhouette)
- Mayflower passenger?
- Hornet kin
- WWII flyer
- Velvet ant, for one
- Female with a sting
- Insect with a slender waist
- Tarantula's nemesis
- Thin waist exemplar
- Hornet's relative
- Picnic pest
- Builder of paper nests
- Maker of a papery nest
- Maker of a wood-pulp nest
- Narrow-waisted insect
- Fig ___ (winged insect)
- Insect with a papery nest
- Mud dauber, for example
- Slim-waisted flier
- Tarantula hawk, for one
- Flying kleptoparasite, at times
- Small worker
- Fairyfly, for one
- Eaves nest builder
- Narrow-waisted flyer
- Ant-Man's colleague
- Inhabitant of a paper nest
- Nester with a sting
- Vespidae family member
- Resident of a paper nest
