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Definition of web
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of web is as below...
Web (n.) A plate or thin
portion,
continuous
or
perforated,
connecting
stiffening
ribs or
flanges,
or other parts of an
object..
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Webeye
::
Webeye
(n.) See Web, n., 8..
Web
::
Web (n.) A disk or solid
construction
serving,
instead
of
spokes,
for
connecting
the rim and hub, in some kinds of car
wheels,
sheaves,
etc..
Keld
::
Keld (a.)
Having
a kell or
covering;
webbed.
Dermoptera
::
Dermoptera
(n. pl.) A group of
lemuroid
mammals
having
a
parachutelike
web of skin
between
the fore and hind legs, of which the
colugo
(Galeopithecus)
is the type. See
Colugo..
Texture
::
Texture
(n.) The
disposition
or
connection
of
threads,
filaments,
or other
slender
bodies,
interwoven;
as, the
texture
of cloth or of a
spider's
web..
Flamingo
::
Flamingo
(n.) Any bird of the genus
Phoenicopterus.
The
flamingoes
have
webbed
feet, very long legs, and a beak bent down as if
broken.
Their color is
usually
red or pink. The
American
flamingo
is P.
ruber;
the
European
is P.
antiquorum..
Albatross
::
Albatross
(n.) A
web-footed
bird, of the genus
Diomedea,
of which there are
several
species.
They are the
largest
of sea
birds,
capable
of
long-continued
flight,
and are often seen at great
distances
from the land. They are found
chiefly
in the
southern
hemisphere..
Semipalmated
::
Semipalmated
(a.)
Having
the
anterior
toes
joined
only part way down with a web;
half-webbed;
as, a
semipalmate
bird or foot. See
Illust.
k under
Aves..
Web
::
Web (n.) The thin
vertical
plate or
portion
connecting
the upper and lower
flanges
of an lower
flanges
of an iron
girder,
rolled
beam, or
railroad
rail..
Coulomb
::
Coulomb
(n.) The
standard
unit of
quantity
in
electrical
measurements.
It is the
quantity
of
electricity
conveyed
in one
second
by the
current
produced
by an
electro-motive
force of one volt
acting
in a
circuit
having
a
resistance
of one ohm, or the
quantity
transferred
by one
ampere
in one
second.
Formerly
called
weber..
Wire-tailed
::
Wire-tailed
(a.)
Having
some or all of the tail
quills
terminated
in a long,
slender,
pointed
shaft,
without
a web or
barbules..
Spin
::
Spin (v. t.) To form (a web, a
cocoon,
silk, or the like) from
threads
produced
by the
extrusion
of a
viscid,
transparent
liquid,
which
hardens
on
coming
into
contact
with the air; -- said of the
spider,
the
silkworm,
etc..
Webbing
::
Webbing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of We.
Warping
::
Warping
(n.) The art or
occupation
of
preparing
warp or webs for the
weaver.
Web
::
Web (n.) The thin, sharp part of a
colter..
Web
::
Web (n.) A band of
webbing
used to
regulate
the
extension
of the hood.
Texture
::
Texture
(n.) That which
woven;
a woven
fabric;
a web.
Telary
::
Telary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a web;
hence,
spinning
webs;
retiary..
Spinnerule
::
Spinneret
(n.) One of the
special
jointed
organs
situated
on the under side, and near the end, of the
abdomen
of
spiders,
by means of which they spin their webs. Most
spiders
have three pairs of
spinnerets,
but some have only two
pairs.
The
ordinary
silk line of the
spider
is
composed
of
numerous
smaller
lines
jointed
after
issuing
from the
spinnerets..
Webfeet
::
Webfeet
(pl. ) of
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