housefly
/ˈhaʊsflaɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A fly that is typically gray or black in color, and is often found around human habitations.
“The housefly buzzed around the kitchen, attracted to the sweet scent of fresh fruit.”
2. verb
To annoy or bother someone, often by repeatedly landing on them.
“The kids were houseflying their parents, who were trying to watch TV in peace.”
3. verb
To move quickly and aimlessly, often in a repetitive pattern.
“The housefly houseflied around the room, never staying in one place for long.”