n.
- A trap for catching flies.
- An insectivorous plant, such as the Venus flytrap.
flytrap
Dictionary:
fly·trap (flī'trăp') 
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a trap for catching flies
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 | Venus flytrap (insectivorous plant) |
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