Flycatcher (noun)

1. A bird that catches insects in the air, typically with its bill.
2. A device for catching flying insects, such as flies.

Origin:

Derived from the combination of the words 'fly' and 'catcher' meaning a bird that catches flies.

Examples:

1. The flycatcher bird hovered in the air before diving to catch its prey.
2. The flycatcher device was set up near the kitchen to catch flying insects.
3. The flycatcher's bill is long and thin, perfect for catching insects.
4. Flycatchers are often seen near water, where there is an abundance of insects.
5. The flycatcher's flight is quick and graceful, as it catches flies in mid-air.