IPA: /ˈkɒb.wɛbd/
KK: /ˈkɑbˌwɛbd/
Describing something that is covered with fine, thread-like structures made by spiders, often indicating neglect or abandonment.
The old attic was dark and cobwebbed, making it feel eerie and forgotten.
Cobwebbed → It is formed from "cob" (from Middle English *cobbe*, meaning spider) and "web" (from Old English *webb*, meaning woven fabric). The word "cobwebbed" describes something that is covered with the woven fabric made by spiders, indicating neglect or abandonment.
Think of a 'spider' ('cob') creating a 'woven fabric' ('web') — that's why cobwebbed means covered with spider webs.