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Definitions from the WebCaddisNoun:(1) A type of moth of the Trichoptera order, having aquatic larvae that build movable cases of silk decorated with sand or vegetation. Example sentence: The caddis larvae, or "caseworms," use the silk from their salivary glands to construct protective cases in rivers and ponds. (2) The silk case built by a caddis larva. Example sentence: The caddis spun a remarkable case with tiny pebbles embedded in the silk while underwater. (3) Any artificial lure made to resemble the larvae of a caddisfly. Example sentence: The fisherman chose a caddis nymph fly to imitate the aquatic insect larvae commonly found in the stream. (4) A box or container used by anglers to hold a collection of fishing flies. Example sentence: The experienced fly fisherman carefully organized his caddis fly box, ensuring he had a variety of sizes and colors available. Adjective:(1) Referring to or relating to a caddis or caddisflies. Example sentence: The entomology class enjoyed studying the caddis life cycle and observing the different species found in local streams. Resources: | ||||
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