Another word for cobweb

A spider's web

• filament

  1. A fine or very thin thread or fiber:
  2. A fine wire that is heated electrically to produce light in an incandescent lamp.
  3. The fine metal wire in a lightbulb, which becomes incandescent when heated by an electric current

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  1. A fine or very thin thread or fiber:
  2. A fine wire that is heated electrically to produce light in an incandescent lamp.
  3. The fine metal wire in a lightbulb, which becomes incandescent when heated by an electric current

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• gossamer

  1. Something that is light, delicate, or sheer, such as fabric.
  2. A very thin, soft, filmy cloth
  3. A fine film of cobwebs that is often seen floating in the air or is caught on bushes or grass.

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  1. Something that is light, delicate, or sheer, such as fabric.
  2. A very thin, soft, filmy cloth
  3. A fine film of cobwebs that is often seen floating in the air or is caught on bushes or grass.

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• extrusive threads

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A network

• snare

  1. A kind of trap for small animals, usually consisting of a noose which jerks tight upon the release of a spring trigger
  2. (Music) A set of chains strung across the bottom of a drum to create a rattling sound.
  3. A snare drum

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  1. A kind of trap for small animals, usually consisting of a noose which jerks tight upon the release of a spring trigger
  2. (Music) A set of chains strung across the bottom of a drum to create a rattling sound.
  3. A snare drum

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• labyrinth

  1. Something highly intricate or convoluted in character, composition, or construction:
  2. A group of complex interconnecting anatomical cavities.
  3. A structure consisting of an intricate network of winding passages bordered as by walls or hedges; specif., such a structure designed for prayer and meditation: technically, a labyrinth (unlike a maze) contains no dead ends and consists of a single path leading to a center

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  1. Something highly intricate or convoluted in character, composition, or construction:
  2. A group of complex interconnecting anatomical cavities.
  3. A structure consisting of an intricate network of winding passages bordered as by walls or hedges; specif., such a structure designed for prayer and meditation: technically, a labyrinth (unlike a maze) contains no dead ends and consists of a single path leading to a center

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• entanglement

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