webbed

Having or resembling a web; typically used to describe feet of aquatic birds or animals with skin between the toes, or something covered with or formed into a web-like structure.

• 🇫🇷Qui a des membranes entre les doigts ou les orteils, comme les pattes des oiseaux aquatiques, ou qui ressemble à une toile tissée, ou qui est formé en réseau comme une toile d'araignée.

1. Having skin between digits B1 formal

   Describes feet of certain animals where the toes are connected by a thin membrane of skin, aiding in swimming.

   • Ducks have webbed feet that help them paddle in water.
   • Frogs use their webbed hind legs to swim efficiently.
   • The otter's webbed paws make it an excellent swimmer.

   🇫🇷palmé

   Synonymes: palmate

2. Resembling a web B2 formal

   Having a structure that looks like a web, with open spaces or a net-like pattern.

   • The webbed pattern of the lace was intricate and beautiful.
   • The webbed design of the bridge allowed light to pass through.
   • The fabric had a webbed texture that was both strong and flexible.

   🇫🇷En forme de toile

   Synonymes: lacymeshednetlikenettedreticularweblike

• more webbed comparative form
• most webbed superlative form

A verb meaning to cover or connect with a web, or to use the World Wide Web to search or browse.

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant couvrir ou relier par une toile, ou utiliser le Web pour chercher ou naviguer.

1. Construct or form a web C1 formal

   To create or form a web-like structure, as if by weaving.

   • The spider webbed a delicate trap between the branches.
   • The artist webbed the canvas with intricate patterns.
   • The vines webbed across the old stone wall.

   🇫🇷Tisser une toile

   Synonymes: spinweave

• webbed past participle
• webbed past simple
• webbing present participle
• webs third person singular