IPA: /ˈwɛbi/
KK: /ˈwɛbi/
Having a texture or appearance that is similar to a web, often soft and delicate.
The spider spun a webby structure in the corner of the room.
Comparative: webbier
Superlative: webbiest
The word 'webby' is derived from 'web' (from Old English 'webb', meaning a woven fabric or network) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or having the quality of). Therefore, 'webby' describes something that has the characteristics of a web, often implying a texture or appearance reminiscent of a web.
Think of a 'woven fabric' ('web') that has a certain quality or texture ('-y'). This helps you remember that 'webby' refers to something that resembles or is like a web.