spiderweb

/ˈspaɪdərˌwɛb/
noun
  1. A net of sticky threads made by a spider to catch insects.
    • The old barn was full of dusty spiderwebs in the corners.
    • A spiderweb glistened with dew in the morning sunlight.
    • She walked into a spiderweb and quickly brushed it off her face.
  2. Something that resembles a spider's web, such as a complex network or a delicate pattern.
    • The internet is a vast spiderweb of connected computers.
    • The city's subway system is a spiderweb of tunnels and tracks.
    • Cracks formed a spiderweb across the windshield after the accident.
Synonyms
verb
  1. To cover or spread with something resembling a spiderweb, or to form a web-like pattern.
    • The frost spiderwebbed the windowpane with delicate patterns.
    • Thin cracks spiderwebbed across the old ceramic vase.
    • The vines spiderwebbed over the entire wall of the house.
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