Thripid is a term that is not widely known and is used to describe insects from the order Thysanoptera. Often referred to as thrips, Thysanoptera are tiny, slender insects that typically feed by sucking the sap from plants. Some synonyms for thripid include thunderflies, thunderbugs or storm flies as they are commonly observed during humid and rainy weather. In addition, there are different types of thrips, including onion thrips, western flower thrips, and chili thrips, all of which have unique characteristics and behaviors. While thripid might not be a commonly used word, knowing the alternative terms can prove useful when identifying insects and understanding their ecological roles.