anthill

This large city lay in the landscape like an anthill in a meadow.

He was about 400 yards off, and was running from one anthill to another.

This place is just like an enormous anthill—you know an anthill is nothing but a nursery.

And he was turned into an anthill covered over with creepers.

You will be pegged out on an anthill, sahib, when you have been beaten.

True or false, the story results in every anthill being carefully searched.

Another man was lying below an anthill, about 300 yards off, popping his head out now and again to fire.

He came to an anthill and won all the hearts and enlisted the sympathies of the industrious little people.

Many lead to the pens of the Aphides; they reach from the anthill as far as the foot of a plant where these insects are abundant.

Don Pedro had issued such a command as this, with as much indifference as he would have placed his foot upon an anthill.