webby
adjective, web·bi·er, web·bi·est.
Origin of webby
Webby
noun, plural Web·bys, Web·bies.
Origin of Webby
Examples from the Web for webby
Contemporary Examples of webby
The results, as you can plainly see, are as trippy as they are webby.
Zebra Finches, Dolphins, Elephants, and More Animals Under the InfluenceBill Schulz
December 31, 2014
The webby feel matches our Skype age, when blurry images and cellphone pictures have become the norm.
For shorts categories, adopt the Webby Awards rules for acceptance speeches—five words only.
Historical Examples of webby
Webby will do just what he says every time and all the time.
Battling the CloudsCaptain Frank Cobb
"They feel it with their legs and their webby toes," said Connie.
The Seaboard Parish Volume 1George MacDonald
He noted how the soft flesh was creasing into webby folds beneath her chin, below her eyes, at the base of her wrists.
BabbittSinclair Lewis
In the silence of arrested speech, he reached for her fingers, which were twisting nervously in the webby lace on her dress.
From the Valley of the MissingGrace Miller White
Spikelets 3–many-flowered, panicled or racemose; the flowers not webby at base.