| MOTH | "Like a ___ to a flame" |
| MOTH | "Like a ___ to a flame," phrase for someone attracted to danger with an insect in it |
| MOTH | "The ___ Radio Hour" (storytelling show) |
| MOTH | Adult silkworm |
| MOTH | Armyworm, eventually |
| MOTH | Bug around a bulb |
| MOTH | Bug drawn to light |
| MOTH | Bug that chews holes in wool clothing |
| MOTH | Bug that flies into lights |
| MOTH | Bug that flutters around a light bulb |
| MOTH | Bug that's drawn to a flame |
| MOTH | Bulb circler |
| MOTH | Butterfly cousin |
| MOTH | Butterfly cousin you might find in a closet |
| MOTH | Butterfly relative |
| MOTH | Butterfly's cousin |
| MOTH | Butterfly's kin |
| MOTH | Butterfly's less colorful relative |
| MOTH | Butterfly's relative |
| MOTH | Butterfly-like insect |
| MOTH | Certain insect |
| MOTH | Closet eater? |
| MOTH | Closet invader |
| MOTH | Closet pest |
| MOTH | Closet pest that loves wool |
| MOTH | Clothes closet pest |
| MOTH | Clothes consumer? |
| MOTH | Clothing consumer |
| MOTH | Cloth-eating insect |
| MOTH | Cocoon contents |
| MOTH | Cousin of a butterfly |
| MOTH | Creature on the movie poster for "The Silence of the Lambs" |
| MOTH | Creature that loves the spotlight? |
| MOTH | Critter on "The Silence of the Lambs" poster |
| MOTH | Cutworm, eventually |
| MOTH | Fabric-eating insect |
| MOTH | Fan of the flame? |
| MOTH | Flame flutterer |
| MOTH | Flame follower |
| MOTH | Flame lover? |
| MOTH | Flame-fancying flier |
| MOTH | Flame-following insect |
| MOTH | Flame-loving insect |
| MOTH | Flitting insect |
| MOTH | Fluttering insect |
| MOTH | Fluttery flier |
| MOTH | Fluttery insect |
| MOTH | Flyer drawn to flames |
| MOTH | Flyer in Lunesta ads |
| MOTH | Flying insect |
| MOTH | Flying insect attracted to light |
| MOTH | Flying insect on classic "The Silence of the Lambs" movie posters |
| MOTH | Flying thing drawn to flames |
| MOTH | Fly-by-night type? |
| MOTH | Fly-by-night? |
| MOTH | Former caterpillar |
| MOTH | Garment varmint |
| MOTH | Greater wax ___, butterfly-like insect that can detect sounds up to 300,000 Hz, far beyond the human hearing range |
| MOTH | Hole maker |
| MOTH | Insect attracted to a flame |
| MOTH | Insect attracted to a porch light |
| MOTH | Insect attracted to flames |
| MOTH | Insect attracted to light |
| MOTH | Insect attracted to streetlights |
| MOTH | Insect drawn by lights |
| MOTH | Insect drawn to a porch light |
| MOTH | Insect drawn to bright lights |
| MOTH | Insect drawn to flames |
| MOTH | Insect drawn to light |
| MOTH | Insect flitting around a flame |
| MOTH | Insect in an evolutionary "arms race" against bats |
| MOTH | Insect in many Nabokov texts |
| MOTH | Insect near a flame |
| MOTH | Insect related to the butterfly |
| MOTH | Insect that becomes a body part if you insert a U into the middle |
| MOTH | Insect that can damage wool clothing |
| MOTH | Insect that can eat holes in clothing |
| MOTH | Insect that circles a porch light |
| MOTH | Insect that eats holes in clothing |
| MOTH | Insect that eats through clothes |
| MOTH | Insect that eats wool |
| MOTH | Insect that flies toward lights at night |
| MOTH | Insect that is drawn to flames |
| MOTH | Insect that likes lamps |
| MOTH | Insect that looks like a butterfly and has a "Gothic" species |
| MOTH | Insect that loves the flame |
| MOTH | Insect that makes holes in wool clothing |
| MOTH | Insect that might be attracted to a flame |
| MOTH | Insect that might circle a light bulb |
| MOTH | Insect that might circle a porch light |
| MOTH | Insect that shorted out an early computer, spawning the term "computer bug" |
| MOTH | Insect that's attracted to a porch light |
| MOTH | Insect that's related to a butterfly |
| MOTH | Insect that's related to the butterfly |
| MOTH | Insect that's similar to a butterfly |
| MOTH | Insect which flies at night |
| MOTH | Insect whose larvae eat clothes |
| MOTH | Insect with a wingspan |
| MOTH | It comes to light |
| MOTH | It may bite your shorts |
| MOTH | It's bad to keep in the closet |
| MOTH | Lamp orbiter |
| MOTH | Lamp orbiter. |
| MOTH | Lepidopterist's specimen |
| MOTH | Lepidopterist's study |
| MOTH | Lepidopterist's subject |
| MOTH | Light circler |
| MOTH | Light seeker |
| MOTH | Lightbulb circler |
| MOTH | Lightbulb visitor |
| MOTH | Light-bulb circler |
| MOTH | Light-circling insect |
| MOTH | Light-headed creature? |
| MOTH | Light-loving flier |
| MOTH | Light-loving insect |
| MOTH | Light-seeking flier |
| MOTH | Light-seeking insect |
| MOTH | Like a ___ to a flame |
| MOTH | Like a ___ to a flame, phrase used to describe irresistible attraction despite danger |
| MOTH | Like a butterfly but comes out at night |
| MOTH | Lover of light |
| MOTH | Luna ____ |
| MOTH | Maker of holes |
| MOTH | Night flier |
| MOTH | Night insect |
| MOTH | Night insect? |
| MOTH | Night light sight |
| MOTH | Night-flying insect |
| MOTH | Night-time flier |
| MOTH | Nocturnal flier |
| MOTH | Nocturnal flyer? |
| MOTH | Nocturnal flying insect |
| MOTH | Nocturnal insect |
| MOTH | Nocturnal insect attracted to light |
| MOTH | Nocturnal insect related to a butterfly |
| MOTH | Nocturnal insect similar to a butterfly |
| MOTH | One coming to light |
| MOTH | One drawn to a flame |
| MOTH | One liking a night light? |
| MOTH | One who's light-headed? |
| MOTH | Page to Don Adriano de Armado in William Shakespeare play Love's Labour's Lost |
| MOTH | Pesky insect |
| MOTH | Pest attracted to light |
| MOTH | Phototropic flier |
| MOTH | Porch light circler |
| MOTH | Porch light fixture? |
| MOTH | Relative of a butterfly |
| MOTH | Room otherwise includes insect |
| MOTH | See 14-Across |
| MOTH | Something that might come to light? |
| MOTH | Streetlight circler |
| MOTH | Sucker for a flame |
| MOTH | Sweater destroyer |
| MOTH | Sweater eater |
| MOTH | Sweater predator |
| MOTH | Type of insect for which the term "software bug" was named |
| MOTH | Unpleasant find in a sweater |
| MOTH | Wardrobe pest |
| MOTH | Wardrobe ruiner |
| MOTH | Wool eater |
| MOTH | Wool lover |
| MOTH | Woolly bear, eventually |
| MOTH | Wool-loving insect |
| MOTH | Word before "man" for a butterfly-like winged humanoid cryptid said to appear in Point Pleasant, West Virginia |
| MOTH | ___ orchid |
| MOTH | ___-eaten |
| MOTH | ___-eaten (old fashioned) |
| MOTH | *One attracted to a flame |