webby
- adjective
- /ˈwɛbi/
:
enredado
- And once they were all outlined, I kind of created some like spider webby effects and I just made it look a little bit more organic.
Now spider mites, you can tell by kind of their webby webs, their webby webs all over the plan.
- Now spider mites, you can tell by kind of their webby webs, their webby webs all over the plan.
Examples
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Now spider mites, you can tell by kind of their webby webs, their webby webs all over the plan.
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They're very small and very webby when they're young.
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The fabric has a webby pattern that allows for airflow and keeps the blanket lightweight.
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These fruits have a webby texture, making them difficult to peel without tearing.
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The artist created a painting with webby shapes that gave it a unique three-dimensional effect.
Synonyms
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6.4
Thin and delicate like a spider's web or legs
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3.2
Made of thin cloth with small open patterns
Having thin threads that form a net like a spider's web
Having many small open spaces between thin crossing lines
Material with thin threads and many small holes
Having thin lines that form a shape like a spider's web
Very thin and delicate like a spider's web
Antonyms
How Web-like
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Webby comes from the simple word web, meaning a spider's web, plus the ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'like'. So webby describes something that looks or feels 'like' a web, with thin threads or open, net-like spaces.