caddis
/ˈkædɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A type of insect larva that lives in water and is often found in streams and rivers.
“The caddis larvae were seen crawling on the rocks in the river.”
2. noun
A type of insect net or fly used in fly fishing.
“He used a caddis fly to catch a large trout in the lake.”
3. noun
A type of case or covering, especially for a camera or other electronic device.
“He attached a caddis to his camera to protect it from the rain.”