SPIDERY


Meaning of SPIDERY in English

ˈspīdərē, -ri adjective

( sometimes -er/-est )

1.

a. : resembling or suggesting a spider (as in appearance, nature, or actions) : spiderlike

eyes of horrid dark and spidery things — C.B.Fernald

a spidery hand clad in a black kid glove — John Galsworthy

a spidery disposition

specifically : long, thin, and sharply angular like the legs of a spider

spidery lines of scaffolding on the monument — Leslie Charteris

or composed of elements having this appearance

a spidery antenna reaching high in the sky — Horace Sutton

spidery bamboo bridges — Alan Moorehead

write a spidery hand

b. : resembling or suggesting a spider web ; especially : composed of fine threads or lines in a weblike arrangement

spidery lace

2. : full of spiders : infested with spiders

a spidery thicket

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.