Referring Clues

• Buzzy one
• Plague
• Irk-aholic?
• Annoyance
• Nuisance
• Teaser
• Botherer
• Nudnik
• Buttinsky
• Hanger-on, maybe
• Adamant ant?
• A real pain
• Pain in the neck
• Termite, e.g.
• Noodge
• Fly, e.g.
• Mosquito, e.g.
• Cutworm, e.g.
• Bother
• 43-Down, e.g.
• Dennis, to Mr. Wilson
• Ant, maybe
• Exterminator's target
• D-Con target
• Cockroach or rat
• Little brother, maybe
• Buttinsky, e.g.
• Mole, to a gardener
• Persistent annoyer
• Irritant
• Annoyer
• Slug, say
• Younger brother, say
• Raid victim
• Roach or rat
• Mole, e.g.
• Starling, e.g.
• Orkin victim
• Annoying type
• Real pill
• Irksome insect
• Raid target
• Dee Dee, to Dexter on "Dexter's Laboratory"
• Unwelcome greenhouse guest
• Aphid, to a gardener
• Exterminator's quarry
• Babysitter's bane
• Mouse, for one
• Thorn
• Exterminator's assignment
• Dennis the Menace, to Mr. Wilson
• Royal pain
• Exterminator's victim
• Ant at a picnic, e.g.
• Heckler, e.g.
• Noodge or nudnik
• Crop-dusting target
• Kid brother, at times
• With 65-Across, extermination ... or what can be done to 10 answers in this puzzle without affecting their clues?
• Telemarketer, to many
• Fly, for example
• Gnat, for example
• It's across the Danube from Buda
• Irksome person
• Annoying one
• Slug, to a gardener
• Sauce whose name is Italian for "pounded"
• Housefly, for example
• Nudge
• Cockroach or termite
• Gnat, for one
• Brat
• Gnat or rat
• Bothersome kid
• Pain, so to speak
• 10 Across or 49 Across
• Flea, e.g.
• Bothersome one
• Genuine nuisance
• Irksome individual
• Nettlesome one
• Gadfly
• Irksome fellow
• Vexation
• Yapping dog, e.g.
• Kid brother, stereotypically
• Mixed-up PETS?
• Pain in the rear
• Kind of control
• Black Flag target
• Little brother or spammer, to some
• Pain of a sort
• Bothersome type
• Brat or bug, e.g.
• Pain in the you-know-what, e.g.
• Pain in the butt
• Bug bomb target
• Thorn in one's side
• Dennis the Menace, for one
• Vexatious one
• Annoying person
• Irksome type
• Bug you want to swat
• Source of exasperation
• Mosquito or mole, e.g.
• Aphid, to a fruit tree
• Fly, perhaps
• 17-Across in the neck
• Irksome one
• Zappers casualty
• Unwelcome guest
• Gnat or brat
• Mite, moth or mole
• Irritating sort
• ___ control (Orkin's business)
• Pain in the ass
• Tick, e.g.
• Irksome sort
• One who 26-Across
• Orkin target
• Constant interrupter
• Source of annoyance
• Bugging bug
• Gardening column subject
• Bothersome person
• See 59-Across
• 16-Across, e.g.
• Troublesome person
• ___ control
• Bothersome insect
• Crop threat
• Little brother, to an older sibling, say
• Pantry ant, e.g.
• Recurring pain?
• Slug, e.g.
• Insecticide victim
• Orkin agent's quarry
• Troublesome insect
• Mosquito or gnat
• Crop-invading insect
• Crop invading insect
• Irking insect
• Injurious plant
• Mole, to a suburbanite
• Annoying person or bug
• Unwanted visitor
• Steady annoyance
• Garden headache
• Fumigation target
• Fly in the face of someone?
• Nag, e.g.
• Under-one's-skin type
• Annoying creature
• Irritating one
• Unwelcome garden visitor
• Hanger-on
• Vexatious sort
• Garden interloper
• Real pain
• Mole, to suburbanites
• Trying type
• Mosquito, to us
• Cockroach, e.g.
• Mosquito, gnat or fly
• It gets on one's nerves
• Annoying critter
• Pique-provoking person
• Gypsy moth, e.g.
• Thing getting on one's nerves
• Fruit fly or gnat
• Rat or roach
• Obnoxious one
• Fly or gnat, often
• 4-Down victim, e.g.
• Unrelenting annoyance
• Pain in the you-know-what
• Bug bomb victim
• Yappy dog, e.g.
• Black Flag or d-CON target
• Sitter's challenge
• Weevil, for one
• Little sibling, often
• Gnat, e.g.
• Mosquito or annoying person
• Mosquito, for one
• A gnat is one
• Annoying thing
• Annoying thing, like a gnat
• Insect, to a gardener
• Persistently annoying person or insect
• Persistently annoying insect
• Ant at a picnic, for example
• Mosquito or fly
• Ant at a picnic
• Capital half lost - that's a nuisance
• Paddy harbours small annoyance
• Botheration! 'e comes in to attract attention
• Pieces of peach stone are a nuisance
• The cheapest part is better avoided
• Having to step lively can be a nuisance
• Robocaller, e.g.
• Little brother, often
• Mouse, e.g.
• Sauce unfinished? Bother!
• Mole or mouse
• Space invader?
• 53 Down, often
• Cockroach, termite, or rat
• Sauce reduced? That's a nuisance
• The other half from 9 is a nuisance
• ___ control (exterminator's concern)
• Little annoyance
• One getting shooed
• Mole or mosquito
• Bedbug, e.g.
• Annoying insect
• Thing on your nerves
• Having to break step can be a nuisance
• Bothersome annoyance
• Termite or gnat
• 17-Across or louse
• Bug or brat
• Ant, to a picnicker
• Flea or tick
• Flea or fly
• Apt rhyme of "infest"
• Buttonholer
• Irksome creature
• Target of a homeowner's trap
• Aphid or boll weevil
• Persistent inconvenience
• Fruit fly, to an orchard
• 35-Across, to suburbanites
• Little noodge
• 38-Down, e.g.
• Vermin
• One calling for extremes of patience for a saint?
• Little brother, stereotypically
• Roach or termite
• Arborist's concern
• Boll weevil, to a cotton farmer
• One told to leave, maybe
• Ant or mosquito
• Little sibling, perhaps
• Obnoxious person
• Gnat or brat, for example
• Boll weevil, for one
• Apt rhyme for "infest"
• Bothersome sort
• Misguided step, just a nuisance
• *Cat or goldfish
• Harmful insect
• Flea or roach
• Destructive insect
• Annoying animal
• Gnat or nag
• Irritating person
• Any bug that gets on your nerves
• Persistent little sibling, maybe
• Small headache
• Dennis the Menace, e.g.
• Headache
• Constant annoyer
• Younger sibling, stereotypically
• Annoying bug
• Mosquito, for example
• Termite or ant, for example
• Target for an exterminator
• Annoying sort
• A fly at a picnic, for example
• Ramona, per Beezus
• Unwelcome visitor
• Fly in the face, e.g.
• Fungus gnat, e.g.
• Roach or mosquito
• Troublesome thing
• Book louse or mosquito
• Nag
• Wasp, for one
• Any annoying insect
• Insect that won't buzz off
• Mosquito or tick
• Persistent interrupter, say
• Fly by night ... or by day
• Bane
• Minor menace
• "Ramona the ___" (Beverly Cleary book)
• Gnat or nit
• Wild European rabbit in Australia, e.g.