Web,

Definition of Web:

  1. A membrane between the toes of a swimming bird or other aquatic animal.

  2. A piece of woven fabric.

  3. A roll of paper used in a continuous printing process.

  4. A complex system of interconnected elements.

  5. A network of fine threads constructed by a spider from fluid secreted by its spinnerets, used to catch its prey.

  6. Shorthand name for World Wide Web (WWW).

  7. Cover with or as though with a web.

Synonyms of Web

Anatomy, Animal fiber, Arabesque, Architectonics, Architecture, Arrangement, Artificial fiber, Basketry, Basketwork, Bed, Braid, Braiding, Build, Building, Cancellation, Capillament, Cilium, Cirrus, Cloth, Cobweb, Complexity, Complication, Composition, Conformation, Constitution, Construction, Creation, Cross-hatching, Crossing-out, Cylinder press, Denier, Drapery, Embroilment, Enlace, Enlacement, Enmeshment, Ensnarement, Entanglement, Entrapment, Entwine, Entwinement, Entwining, Etoffe, Fabric, Fabrication, Fashion, Fashioning, Felt, Fiber, Fibrilla, Filament, Filamentule, Filigree, Flagellum, Flatbed cylinder press, Forging, Form, Format, Formation, Frame, Fret, Fretwork, Getup, Goods, Gossamer, Grate, Grating, Grid, Gridiron, Grille, Grillwork, Hachure, Hair, Hank, Hatching, Interknit, Interknitting, Interlace, Interlacement, Interlacery, Interlacing, Intertexture, Interthreading, Intertie, Intertieing, Intertissue, Intertwine, Intertwinement, Intertwining, Intertwist, Intertwisting, Interweave, Interweavement, Interweaving, Intort, Involvement, Jungle, Knit, Knitting, Knot, Labyrinth, Lace, Lacery, Lacework, Lacing, Lattice, Latticework, Loom, Loop, Make, Makeready, Makeup, Making, Manufacture, Mat, Material, Maze, Mesh, Meshes, Meshwork, Mold, Molding, Morass, Napery, Net, Netting, Network, Noose, Organic structure, Organism, Organization, Pattern, Patterning, Physique, Plait, Plaiting, Plan, Platen, Platen press, Pleach, Plexure, Plexus, Press, Presswork, Printing machine, Printing press, Production, Raddle, Rag, Reticle, Reticulation, Reticule, Reticulum, Riddle, Rotary press, Rotogravure press, Screen, Screening, Setup, Shape, Shaping, Sieve, Silk, Skein, Snarl, Splice, Strand, Structure, Structuring, Stuff, Suture, Tangle, Tectonics, Tendril, Textile, Textile fabric, Texture, Thread, Threadlet, Tissu, Tissue, Toils, Tracery, Trellis, Trelliswork, Twill, Twine, Twining, Twist, Twisting, Warp and woof, Warpage, Wattle, Weave, Weaving, Web press, Webbing, Webwork, Weft, Weftage, Wicker, Wickerwork, Woof, Wool, Wreathe, Wreathing, Mesh, Netting, Net, Lattice, Network, Nexus, Tangle, Knot, Complex, Mass, Conglomeration, Set, Series, Chain, Maze, Snare, Trap, Mesh, Netting, Net, Lattice

How to use Web in a sentence?

  1. Although many spiders have relatively poor eyesight - those that use webs to trap prey have no need for acute vision, Nelson says; jumping spiders are an exception.
  2. Every woman made her web and bleached it herself, and the price never rose higher than 2 shillings a yard, and with this cloth almost everyone was clothed.
  3. Assume a moving web of paper approximately 6.6 m wide, moving at thousands of feet per minute.
  4. He found himself caught up in a web of bureaucracy.
  5. Then, as the duck draws its foot forward and brings the toes together, the web folds up so there is less resistance to the water.

Meaning of Web & Web Definition

Web

The Internet (short for World Wide Web) is a hypertext-based global information system originally developed at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva. It is a subset of the Internet, technically defined as the community on the Internet, where all documents and resources are formatted using HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language). HTML and its Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) make it easy to find and view data and documents stored on computers connected to the Internet. HTML creates links (hyperlinks) that allow the user to navigate between many web documents with a single click.