mosquito; also used for midges or gnats in some contexts

a fine net hung over a bed to keep out mosquitoes

Mosquito-repellent incense, usually in the form of a spiral coil or stick, that kills or drives away mosquitoes when burned or heated.

mosquitoes and gnats; specifically refers to small biting insects that suck the blood of humans and animals

eye floaters; a medical condition where moving spots or shadow-like shapes appear in one's vision due to debris in the eye's vitreous humor

Aedes mosquito, often known as the yellow-fever mosquito

midge; chironomid; any of various non-biting insects that resemble mosquitoes and often swarm near water at dusk

Anopheles; any mosquito of the genus that transmits malaria to humans

Literally many mosquitoes buzzing together like thunder; used metaphorically to describe how accumulated rumors, slander, or small grievances can lead to serious consequences or widespread harm

using a cannon to shoot a mosquito; excessive effort for a trivial task

The common house mosquito, belonging to the genus Culex; the females are known to bite and transmit diseases such as filariasis and Japanese encephalitis.

malarial mosquito; anopheles

Handheld battery-operated device shaped like a racket that kills mosquitoes and flies with an electric discharge.

An electric appliance used to repel or kill mosquitoes by heating a specialized liquid or mat to release vapor

Anopheles mosquito that transmits malaria

Aedes albopictus, a species of mosquito marked by a distinctive white stripe on its thorax

(literary) extremely weak or tiny strength; feeble force

to bear a mountain with the strength of a mosquito; to overestimate one's abilities and take on a task far beyond one's capacity

Even a tiny bit is better than nothing at all; literally "even a mosquito, though tiny, is still meat".

The red bump or swelling on the skin left after a mosquito has bitten someone

(Taiwan, jocular) a public building that lies idle or is abandoned after construction, jokingly referred to as a place built only for housing mosquitoes.

spiral-shaped incense used for repelling or killing mosquitoes

any of various nocturnal birds of the family Caprimulgidae characterized by long wings, short legs, and very short bills

a mosquito's eyelash; an extremely minute or tiny object

to be grossly inadequate for a task; literally, a mosquito or gnat carrying a mountain on its back

(literary) to carry a burden too heavy for one's strength; to attempt a task far beyond one's ability

the collective buzzing sound of a swarm of mosquitoes

diethyltoluamide (DEET); an insect repellent; also known as Delphene

liquid mosquito repellent such as a spray or compound

to drive away or repel mosquitoes

A genus of mosquito characterized by black and white markings on its body and legs; it is a primary carrier for diseases such as yellow fever, dengue fever, and Japanese encephalitis