Spider-Man
- proper noun
- /ˈspaɪdər mæn/
- Fans are excited to see Spider-Man featured in the upcoming blockbuster film.
- superhero Spider-Man
- Amazing Spider-Man
- Radioactive Spider-Man
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Watch on YouTubeBut Peter Parker could have done a little bit better here because between me and you, he's Spider man.
- But Peter Parker could have done a little bit better here because between me and you, he's Spider man.
- Like I grew up with Spider Man I, I, I love comic books and I like this one until it gets to the really hard content.
- And she was like, Oh my God, I was she had like came down like suspended from the air on in like a Spider Man costume.
- We know Tom Cruise does his own stunts, so if he plays Spider Man, he will get himself bitten by a radioactive spider and he will go to high school.
- Then there's always Spider Man because, I mean, it's Spider Man.
Examples
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It's been an honor, Spider-Man.
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A new guy is now Spider-Man and is getting a lot of misleading news coverage.
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The Amazing Spider-Man already broke its first record.
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You were never supposed to be Spider-Man.
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You got to hang out with Spider-Man.
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But hey, Peter Parker is Spider-Man, and making sure the world knows that is what's important, right?
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The crowd seems evenly divided between supporters of Spider-Man and protestors.
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Spider-Man gets the girl.
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The Amazing Spider-Man, which retells the superhero's origin story, broke Tuesday records with a $35 million opening.
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In the latest comic, Spider-Man swings through the city to save the day.
Synonyms
A friendly name people use for the superhero Spider-Man
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spider-Man comes from joining spider ('the animal') and man ('a person'). The name shows his spider-like powers, like climbing walls and making webs, so Spider-Man means a person with spider-like abilities.