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cobweb

/ˈkɒb.wɛb/

/ˈkɑb.wɛb/

Translations

cobwebnoun

cobwebs

/ˈkɒb.wɛb/

/ˈkɑb.wɛb/

The old house was filled with cobwebs.

Старый дом был полон паутины.

Additional translations

паутина из паутины

Synonyms

cobwebverb

cobwebbed

Past Simple

cobwebbed

Past Participle

cobwebbing

Gerund

Used transitively and intransitively: to cover or become covered with cobwebs.

cobwebadjective

/ˈkɒb.wɛb/

/ˈkɑb.wɛb/

Used attributively; normally non-gradable

cobwebnoun

A web spun by a spider, typically found in corners or undisturbed areas.

The old attic was filled with cobwebs, indicating it hadn't been cleaned in years.

A state of confusion or entanglement.

Her mind was a cobweb of thoughts, making it hard to focus on the task at hand.

A very fine, delicate fabric or filament resembling or suggestive of a spider's web.

She wrapped herself in a scarf of cobweb lace.

cobwebverb

To cover or become covered with cobwebs.

The unused room had cobwebbed in the months since their last visit.

cobwebadjective

Consisting of, covered with, or resembling a cobweb; fine, delicate, or intricate like a spider’s web.

The dancer floated across the stage in a cobweb gown of sheer silk.