ANT

FROM SAMPATH’S DESK:

 



ANT



ANT continues its PLEASANT and RADIANT journey:

 

An ant accusing others is ALLEGIANT.

 

An ant straying away is DEVIANT.

 

An ant that works for clearing bad bacteria INFESTMENT is a DISINFECTANT.

 

An ant that suddenly becomes invisible and remaining incommunicado is DORMANT.

 

Ant that wants to look beautiful is ELEGANT.

 

An ant that creates disputes is DISCORDANT.

 

An ant that attracts and rouses to ecstatic admiration is ENCHANT.

 

An ant that keeps two friends equally away is EQUIDISTANT.

 

An ant interested in assuming power fist becomes an election CONTESTANT.

 

An ant that goes to court is a LITIGANT.

 

An ant that changes its area is a MIGRANT.

 

An ant, which is violent, is a MILITANT.

 

A brave, heroic, and spirited ant is GALLANT.

 

A good ant gives a GRANT.

 

An ant that's not in the know of things is IGNORANT.

 

An ant giving a lot of light is ILLUMINANT.

 

A misbehaving ant is ERRANT.

 

An ant which creates a feeling of well-being and elation is EUPHORIANT.

 

An ant that charges too much for its work is EXORBITANT.

 

A conspicuously offensive ant is FLAGRANT.

 

An intoxicant ant is INEBRIANT.

 

An ant with an inquisitive mind is an INNOVANT.

 

An ant that shrinks in cold condition is REFRIGERANT.

 

An ant that is trustworthy is RELIANT.

 

An ant interested in transformation is RENAISSANT.

 

Ants in the garden do PLANT and REPLANT.

 

Readers can well decide which are RELEVANT and IRRELEVANT.

 

Oh, sorry, I am too tired to proceed further!

 

An easily bending, yielding, and conceding ant is PLIANT.

 

An ant readily submissive is COMPLIANT.

 

A trustworthy ant is LIEUTENANT.

 

An ant carrying a grease-like substance is LUBRICANT.

 

An ant that begs is a MENDICANT.

 

An ant paying strict attention is OBSERVANT.

 

An ant walks to the right and looks straight ahead is PASSANT.

 

An ant which does agricultural operations is a PEASANT.

 

An ant walks free doesn't need any PROPELLANT.

 

An ant, which is a cleaning agent, is a PURIFICANT.

 

An ant making its first footfall is an ENTRANT.

 

An ant, whose noise is RESONANT, is REVERBERANT.

 

A holy ant is a Hindu SANT.

 

A humble ant, which has a forgiving attitude, is a TOLERANT.

 

Ants that are VIGILANT are VIBRANT.

 

 

 

R.SAMPATH

8.3.2026

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