Cobweb is valid Scrabble Word

Is cobweb a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is cobweb valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for COBWEB in dictionary:

VERB:

to cover with spider webs

NOUN:

something resembling a cobweb in delicacy or intricacy
The network spread by a spider to catch its prey.
A snare of insidious meshes designed to catch the ignorant and unwary.
That which is thin and unsubstantial, or flimsy and worthless; rubbish.
The European spotted flycatcher.
a fabric so delicate and transparent as to resemble a web of a spider
filaments from a web that was spun by a spider
a dense elaborate spider web that is more efficient than the orb web
a spider's web, especially when old and dusty

a tangled three-dimensional spider's web.
spider's web

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cover with cobwebs (spider webs)
spider\'s web

Words related to COBWEB

cobwebbed21 cobwebbing22 cobwebby22 cobwebs16

Words that contain COBWEB

cobwebs16 cobwebby22 cobwebbed21 cobwebbery24 cobwebbier21 cobwebbing22 cobwebbiest22 cobwebberies23

How to use COBWEB in a sentence

Here and there a glittering, dew-spangled cobweb stretched across our path, a barrier of silver, and required more than ordinary resolution to be brushed aside.
The Tree Girl was the most beautiful of all in her silver cobweb frock and her cloudy hair.
The plain, honest, common sense of the country swept away their cobweb theories, and they are gone.
The moth is not stimulated by recognising a tortoise, nor the cow by a cobweb.
Still another, in which there was a pair of shining white satin boots, silken hose, and kid gloves, with a dainty handkerchief, fine and sheer as a cobweb.
And thick and fast as thistle-down on waste land on a windy day in July the cobweb masses were coming on.
And a few hundred yards ahead of him, with a tail of torn cobweb trailing behind him, rode the little man on the white horse, still but imperfectly in the saddle.
My cottage roof is like a sheet of silk Spun like a cobweb.
She brushed it aside like a cobweb and she clutched at it.
Then the lads grappled and commenced a vigorous and enthusiastic battle in the dirt and amongst the cobweb curtains.

All the year was needed to free himself from these cobweb bindings that held him fast at Shagarack.
He brushed her aside as if she had been a cobweb in his path, and with a wild cry of joy and vengeance he burst through the half-open door.
In each prepared cocoon are about a thousand yards of filament ready to pay off, but this filament is nearly as fine as a cobweb and is tapering.
His conduct in this regard was all the more praiseworthy inasmuch as the cobweb statutes which define books as personal property have never met with literal acceptance.
But a single consideration sweeps away the entire argument as though it were a cobweb.
He wove it all that day in his web, and the next morning he brought her a long piece of the loveliest spider-lace as fine as a cobweb.
At last they stood upon a little bridge spanning a chasm like a cobweb.
Unless it roots in earth it is not a tree, but an air-plant or a cobweb.
When the account finally reaches you, it closely resembles a design for a cobweb factory.
His broadcloth had a dingy aspect, his hair and beard and eyebrows the hue of a cobweb.
Consequently, this little thread of a tie between herself and the captain, woven merely of some hypothetical arithmetic, was but a cobweb of a thread.
She held her pen clumsily, for several of her fingers were swathed in bloody rags tied with cobweb.
My cobweb treaty of Exclusion once, Through which a hundred thousand coolies sailed, Was much admired, but most by Colonel Bee.
Peaseblossom, Cob, Moth, Mustardseed! Enter Peaseblossom, Cobweb, Moth, Mustardseed, Four Fairies.
Flies get caught in a cobweb, but wasps flit straight through them.
The green shutters, tightly closed, were gray with cobweb and with dust.
The net of vocal relations caught that natural object as a cobweb might catch a fly, without destroying or changing it.
Napoleon landed at a Mediterranean port, gathering force as he marched, swept Louis XVIII away like a cobweb in his path, and moved on to Waterloo.
It was a dirty, neglected place, and was full of dust and flue and cobweb.
If the king had been bold enough to assert himself, he could have walked through the cobweb.
Flint brushed it aside like a cobweb and set briskly about his real business.

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