An ergatoid (from Greek , "worker" + , "like") is a wingless reproductive adult ant, anatomically intermediate in form between workers and winged queens or males. The related term ergatogyne, formerly often used interchangeably to refer to ergatoid queens (gynes), denotes any intercaste female morphologically intermediate between workers and winged queens, but is not restricted to the reproductive caste. Most intercastes cannot reproduce, while ergatoids are the reproductive caste in the colony.

An ergatoid (from Greek , "worker" + , "like") is a wingless reproductive adult ant, anatomically intermediate in form between workers and winged queens or males. The related term ergatogyne, formerly often used interchangeably to refer to ergatoid queens (gynes), denotes any intercaste female morphologically intermediate between workers and winged queens, but is not restricted to the reproductive caste. Most intercastes cannot reproduce, while ergatoids are the reproductive caste in the colony.