cobwebby

How To Use cobwebby In A Sentence

• It seems to flaunt a certain tatty extravagance, like worn plush furnishings in a cobwebby drawing room.
• I looked into the blue sky with cobwebby white clouds and no wind; it was so peaceful.
• Small lance-shaped leaves, bright green, and kind of cobwebby, clasp together at the top of the stalk, then unwrap to reveal a globe of overlapping, minutely fringed bracts, satiny and tawny like Enstrom's toffee. Aspen Times - Top Stories
• Arachnoid, said of the veil when it is cobwebby, that is, formed of loose threads. Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc.
• Shyness hitherto had been no infirmity of this young Canadian; but Bertie somehow had mesmerized her into a state of consciousness -- it was a cobwebby kind of fetter, but the first she had worn. Bluebell A Novel
• The narrative is written with what I can only describe as a very light hand – there is such delicacy in the early stages of the representation; a cobwebby string of language brings the Dickinsons together in a life that looks so patterned and regular but which turns out to be utterly fragile and insecure. On Emily Dickinson « Tales from the Reading Room
• (Hmm, spell check identifies "cobwebby" as a word. I sveikata!
• All this came back to me recently during a voracious reading session for my new gig -- my publisher has asked me to scour the cobwebby archives for volumes of forgotten lore for a new e-book series. Varla Ventura: Paranormal Parlor Games
• It swung open to reveal a battered, cobwebby wooden staircase that wound down into a shadowy cave beneath the surface.
• I finished my shower and had put on a gold cobwebby shirt that flared at the sleeves and tight bellbottoms of the same color with heeled sandals and was blow-drying my hair.