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Meanings of cobwebby in English
So thin as to transmit light.
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Usage of cobwebby in English
1
Besides giving the vague, cobwebby stuff a body it did not deserve.
2
Dale stepped closer and played his flashlight into the low, cobwebby space.
3
She passed her cobwebby handkerchief across her lips and her hand trembled.
4
Miss Asenath offered her own cobwebby handkerchief to dry Arethusa's reddened eyes.
5
She groaned and shook her head, which was full of cobwebby mirages.
6
The high cobwebby openings of the distillery looked on a blank night sky.
7
But unsnuffed candles and cobwebby window-panes seem to have been in evidence sometimes.
8
When she flicked it on, the chandelier bathed the room in cobwebby light.
9
Scarred wood stairs, gray cement floor, cobwebby rafters, and creepy rumbly cellar sounds.
10
It has a small skirt and top with a cobwebby back.
11
It is sheer, almost cobwebby, and will enhance any evening gown.
12
Behind her ear, dozens of varicolored strands clump together in a cobwebby knot.
13
I'm sure I never had anything half so lovely as this cobwebby handkerchief.
14
One can't see anything out of the window, you know, it's so cobwebby.
15
The rain was streaking with light, cobwebby lines the slaty darkness, of the night.
16
It was a mist like a damp, clinging cobwebby thing, fine and yet impenetrable.
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