transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈflī-ˌblōn ]
adjective
Date: circa 1529
1.
a. : not pure : tainted
a world flyblown with the vices of irresponsible power — V. L. Parrington
b. : not bright and new : seedy , moth-eaten
c. : trite , hackneyed
a long list of flyblown metaphors — Horizon
2.
a. : infested with eggs or young larvae of a flesh fly or blowfly
b. : covered with flyspecks