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What (who) is Spiderweb - definition

1976 SHORT FILM

Spiderweb         
  • A classic circular form spider's web
  • The first web spun by the spider Arabella in orbit
  • Argiope]] sp.'' sitting on [[web decoration]]s at the center of the web
  • Garden Orbweaver with beetle prey caught in its web
  • A soldier ant finds itself entangled in the web of a garden spider.
  • ''Larinioides cornutus'' builds its web.
  • spinneret]] [[glands]] located at the tip of the [[abdomen]].
  • Infographic illustrating the process of constructing an orb web
  • Clearly visible spider silk production
  • Spider web covered in [[hoar frost]]
  • Karijini]], Western Australia
  • The communal spider web at [[Lake Tawakoni State Park]]
  • After severe, extensive flooding in [[Sindh]], Pakistan, many trees were covered with spider webs.
STRUCTURE CREATED BY A SPIDER, GENERALLY MEANT TO CATCH ITS PREY
Spider web pictures; CobWeb; Spider's Web; Spider's web; Spider webs in space; Spider Webs; Cobwebs; Arabella The Spider; Orb web; Spiderwebs; Spider Web; Skylab spider experiment; Cobweb; 🕸; Spiders' webs; Spiderweb; Cob web; Spider webs
<tool> A program for creating versions of Knuth's WEB self-documenting programs ("literate programming"). ftp://princeton.edu/. (1999-08-26)
COBWEB         
  • A classic circular form spider's web
  • The first web spun by the spider Arabella in orbit
  • Argiope]] sp.'' sitting on [[web decoration]]s at the center of the web
  • Garden Orbweaver with beetle prey caught in its web
  • A soldier ant finds itself entangled in the web of a garden spider.
  • ''Larinioides cornutus'' builds its web.
  • spinneret]] [[glands]] located at the tip of the [[abdomen]].
  • Infographic illustrating the process of constructing an orb web
  • Clearly visible spider silk production
  • Spider web covered in [[hoar frost]]
  • Karijini]], Western Australia
  • The communal spider web at [[Lake Tawakoni State Park]]
  • After severe, extensive flooding in [[Sindh]], Pakistan, many trees were covered with spider webs.
STRUCTURE CREATED BY A SPIDER, GENERALLY MEANT TO CATCH ITS PREY
Spider web pictures; CobWeb; Spider's Web; Spider's web; Spider webs in space; Spider Webs; Cobwebs; Arabella The Spider; Orb web; Spiderwebs; Spider Web; Skylab spider experiment; Cobweb; 🕸; Spiders' webs; Spiderweb; Cob web; Spider webs
COntent-Based image retrieval on the WEB (Reference: WWW, ESPRIT)
cobweb         
  • A classic circular form spider's web
  • The first web spun by the spider Arabella in orbit
  • Argiope]] sp.'' sitting on [[web decoration]]s at the center of the web
  • Garden Orbweaver with beetle prey caught in its web
  • A soldier ant finds itself entangled in the web of a garden spider.
  • ''Larinioides cornutus'' builds its web.
  • spinneret]] [[glands]] located at the tip of the [[abdomen]].
  • Infographic illustrating the process of constructing an orb web
  • Clearly visible spider silk production
  • Spider web covered in [[hoar frost]]
  • Karijini]], Western Australia
  • The communal spider web at [[Lake Tawakoni State Park]]
  • After severe, extensive flooding in [[Sindh]], Pakistan, many trees were covered with spider webs.
STRUCTURE CREATED BY A SPIDER, GENERALLY MEANT TO CATCH ITS PREY
Spider web pictures; CobWeb; Spider's Web; Spider's web; Spider webs in space; Spider Webs; Cobwebs; Arabella The Spider; Orb web; Spiderwebs; Spider Web; Skylab spider experiment; Cobweb; 🕸; Spiders' webs; Spiderweb; Cob web; Spider webs
I. n.
1.
Spider's web.
2.
Entanglement, snare, meshes, toils, insidious intricacy.
3.
Flimsy or frail thing, piece of flimsiness.
4.
Musty tradition, hoary and useless custom, worthless time-worn trappings.
II. a.
Flimsy, slight, gauzy, worthless, thin.

Wikipedia

Spiderweb (film)

Spiderweb (1976) is a British short film directed by National Film and Television School graduate Paul Miller. It is a fairly faithful adaptation of "Death and the Compass", a 1942 short story by Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986). The site of the action, an unnamed city in the original story, is given as "Borgesia" at the beginning of the film.

Spiderweb is available as an "Extra" on the DVD of Alex Cox's 1996 Death and the Compass, a later adaptation of the same short-story.

Examples of use of Spiderweb
1. Instead of trying to rise above our degenerate politics, she became trapped in the spiderweb of this degenerate politics.
2. They are pierced and sullen, with spiderweb tattoos on their elbows and cheap dye in their hair.
3. Just as Hassan Nasrallah likened Israel to a spiderweb, the Iranians now see the West as a dog that barks, but does not bite.
4. What would eventually be recorded in the Winograd Committee‘s worrisome report, Hassan Nasrallah summarized about half a dozen years before the committee was established when he said Israel was like a spiderweb.
5. Because non–white Americans, especially blacks, are often assumed to be solid Democratic areas, a quick way of creating a Democrat district would be to carve out the ethnic neighbourhoods in any given area – no matter how far they are apart – link them via some spiderweb–like map and merge them together.