Housefly (noun)

A common fly found in houses and other buildings.

Origin:

From the old english word huseflēge, meaning 'house fly'.

Examples:

1. The housefly was a frequent visitor to the kitchen, attracted by the sweet smells of food.
2. The housefly was a nuisance, constantly buzzing around and landing on surfaces.
3. The housefly was a carrier of disease, spreading germs wherever it went.
4. The housefly was a resilient creature, able to survive in a wide range of conditions.
5. The housefly was a ubiquitous sight, found in homes, offices, and other buildings all over the world.