spiderish
- adjective
- /ˈspaɪdərɪʃ/
:
delicado
- She wore a spiderish scarf that was almost transparent in the sunlight.
Examples
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The artist drew spiderish lines across the canvas, creating a sense of fragility.
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His signature was so spiderish that it was difficult to read.
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The spiderish branches of the tree swayed gently in the wind.
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She wore a spiderish dress that seemed to float around her.
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The artist drew spiderish lines across the canvas, creating a sense of fragility.
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She wore a spiderish scarf that was almost transparent in the sunlight.
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She wore a spiderish dress that seemed to float around her.
Synonyms
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6.4
Thin and delicate like a spider's web or legs
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9.8
Looking like a spider or a spider's web
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5.5
Shaped or moving like a spider with long thin legs
Having thin lines that form a shape like a spider's web
Shaped like a spider or a spider's web
Having many thin connected threads like a spider's web
Having thin, long legs or parts and moving like a spider
Having the shape of a spider or spider web
Like a spider or like a spider's web
Antonyms
How Delicate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spiderish comes from spider plus -ish, meaning 'like', and it calls to mind a spider's fine web of thin threads. So spiderish describes something very thin, delicate, or 'web-like'.