Flypaper is a sticky material that is used to catch flies and other insects. It traps them when they land on it, making it easier to get rid of them. Full definition
* Note that I've tweaked my calculus since this article was first published on Fordham's Flypaper blog on Monday, partly because of feedback from House Republicans. (educationnext.org)
BOOKSHELF First published in 1956, Roy DeCarava collaborated with Langston Hughes on «The Sweet Flypaper of Life,» a snapshot of Harlem in text and photographs. (culturetype.com)