noun
pl. -·flies· the adult mayfly
dayfly
day·fly 
The adult mayfly or dayfly.
The definition of a dayfly is a thin insect that lives in freshwater for about a year and lives as an adult on land for a few hours to a few days.
An example of a dayfly is a mayfly.
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