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Definition of Slave ant
1. Noun. Any of various ants captured as larvae and enslaved by another species.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Slave Ant
Literary usage of Slave ant
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Human Submission by Morrison Isaac Swift (1905)
"If he cravenly did so that truce was not binding on the slave ant's sons or sons'
... There never was in all slave-ant history a time when the slave owed a ..."
2. Human Submission by Morrison Isaac Swift (1905)
"If he cravenly did so that truce was not binding on the slave ant's sons or sons'
... There never was in all slave-ant history a time when the slave owed a ..."
3. Kelly's Universal Third Reader by Henry Athanasius Brann (1888)
"I am a little, old, black, slave-ant, and have not much time to tell stories ;
but if all you ... After two days, I put into the box one little slave ant. ..."
4. The Continental First[-fifth] Reader by William A. Campbell, Elizabeth A.. Allen (1888)
"After two days, I put into the box one little slave ant. This little creature
did not for one moment lose her presence of mind, though the situation was an ..."
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