Words Ending With FLY

A dark insect with aquatic predatory larvae.

In a distant or reserved manner.

A person who spends much time in bars.

An insect whose larvae mine leaves, often damaging beet crops.

Any of various small dark biting flies that suck blood.

A fly that lays eggs in carrion, dung, or wounds.

In a blunt, direct manner.

A fly whose larvae are parasites on mammals.

For a short time.

A fly found in bush or wooded areas.

An insect with large colorful wings and a slender body.

A small insect whose larvae build protective cases.

A plant with sticky stems that trap insects.

Mainly or for the most part.

A fly that infests corn.

A long-legged slender fly resembling a giant mosquito.

A slender insect similar to a dragonfly but with folded wings at rest.

An insect with a short adult life, also called a mayfly.

In a deaf manner or without hearing.

A fly of the genus Chrysops that feeds on deer.

In a deff or neat manner.

A large North American insect with long mandibles in males; larvae used as bait.

A long-bodied insect with four transparent wings, often seen near water.

A fly that drops onto something.

A glowing beetle of the family Lampyridae.

A two-winged insect characterized by active flight.

A small fly that is a pest of cereal crops.

A large fly that bites and annoys livestock.

An insect that produces galls on plants.

Alternative form of glow fly.

An alternative form of gout fly.

A plant louse; an aphid, especially one infesting crops.

A green aphid that infests plants.

In a rough or abrupt manner.

A large biting fly that sucks blood from animals.

A common fly found in human dwellings that spreads disease.

A fly of the family Syrphidae that hovers in the air.

A type of fly, possibly a ladybug-like insect, but usage is rare.

Willingly or gladly, in archaic usage.

A delicate insect that lives briefly as an adult.

A small fly that damages fruit by laying eggs inside.

In a tasteless or unfashionable manner.

In a naive or artless manner.

To fly better, faster, or farther than someone or something.

To fly over something.

Wrinkled.

To fly again.

Having many ruffles.

Any of various small biting flies that can transmit diseases.

An insect with a saw-like ovipositor used to cut into plants for laying eggs.

A mayfly, a slender insect with delicate wings and a brief adult life.

A child's rocking chair shaped like an animal.

Inclined to sniffle.

Given to sniffling or making snuffling noises.

In a rigid, formal, or unyielding manner.

An aquatic insect whose larvae live under stones in streams.

An ostentatiously confident person, especially a black drug dealer.

A fly fishing lure tied to resemble an insect's tail.

Vague or rambling in speech; also resembling waffles.

A small sap-sucking insect with white wings, often a pest.