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cobwebby

[kob-web-ee] / ˈkɒbˌwɛb i /




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Traditionally, Miss Havisham is presented as a dusty figure enrobed in cobwebby lace.

From Salon

The same fabric spilled from a long black cutaway, seams visible and splitting; was transformed into an abstract bolero atop cobwebby black lace; and got spliced with zebra stripes, old damask and brocade.

From New York Times

Yet when a touring version set up cobwebby shop Off Broadway at the Minetta Lane Theater in 2001, it managed fewer than 50 performances.

From New York Times

What was once a cobwebby half-term afterthought has reinvented itself.

From The Guardian

Labouls are also quite unusual among fungi in that they never manufacture a mycelium, a cobwebby body that is a nearly universal fungal trait.

From Scientific American