araneose
American
[uh-ray-nee-ohs]
/ əˈreɪ niˌoʊs /
Also
araneous
adjective
Etymology
Origin of araneose
1875–80; < Latin araneōsus pertaining to a spider, equivalent to arāne ( a ) spider, spiderweb, cobweb (akin to Greek aráchnē spider) + -ōsus -ose 1
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