Dreaming of
Fly

According to Miller, flies in a dream portend nagging ill-wishers and unpleasant troubles. Many flies — your environment is full of people with petty schemes and dishonest intentions. Killing flies — struggling with minor irritants, which will ultimately be overcome. A fly in food — someone's envy or spite will poison your success or celebration.

Vanga linked flies with illness and unsavoury people. Flies in the house — someone close may fall ill, or an unscrupulous person will enter your circle. A fly falling into a drink — an intrigue that will damage your reputation. A swarm of flies — serious unpleasantness advancing from envious people.

Freud saw in a fly a symbol of obsessive thoughts and anxieties from which one cannot escape. A fly circling overhead — an obsessive idea or suppressed anxiety. Swallowing a fly — accepting something unpleasant that will make itself known later. Shooing away flies — a conscious effort to clear the mind of troubling thoughts.

Nostradamus saw in clouds of flies a harbinger of plague and social illness. Flies covering food — hunger and crop failure. Dead flies — the end of a difficult period and the beginning of purification. A giant fly — an aggressive force feeding on the decay of society's foundations.

Hasse interpreted flies as a sign of minor enemies and envious people. Flies on something sweet — your success will attract unwanted attention and envy. Swatting flies — the need to defend oneself against small but persistent adversaries. Dead flies — enemies will lose their strength and cease to be a nuisance.

Tsvetkov linked flies to lies and dishonesty in relationships. A fly on the face — someone is spreading unpleasant rumours about you. Flies in the house in summer — petty domestic troubles. Driving flies out of the house — a decisive clearing of the environment of dishonest people.