chironomid Definition
a non-biting midge, a small two-winged fly that resembles a mosquito but does not bite.
Using chironomid: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "chironomid" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The lake was covered in chironomids.
Example
Chironomids are an important food source for fish.
chironomid Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for chironomid
- non-biting midge
- midge fly
- lake fly
Phrases with chironomid
the aquatic larval stage of the chironomid fly, which is an important food source for many fish species
Example
The trout were feeding on chironomid larvae near the bottom of the lake.
the emergence of adult chironomid flies from the water, which can trigger feeding frenzies among fish
Example
The chironomid hatch was so thick that the fish were jumping out of the water to eat them.
an artificial fly that is designed to resemble a chironomid, used by anglers to catch fish
Example
He tied on a chironomid imitation and cast it out into the lake.
Summary: chironomid in Brief
'Chironomid' [kahy-ron-uh-mid] refers to a non-biting midge, a small two-winged fly that resembles a mosquito but does not bite. They are an important food source for fish and can trigger feeding frenzies during their emergence as adults. Anglers use 'chironomid imitations' to catch fish.
