gossamer in Irish
gossamer in Irish is téada an phúca — gossamer means a fine, filmy strand of cobweb often seen drifting in the air or caught on bushes.
gossamer in Irish
téada an phúca
A fine film made up of cobwebs, seen floating in the air or caught on bushes, etc.
What does "gossamer" mean?
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noun A fine, filmy strand of cobweb often seen drifting in the air or caught on bushes.
"The dew and gossamer had dried early from the grass"
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adj Extremely delicate, light, and sheer.
"A gossamer blanket of coaldust floated down like a dirty blessing and gently smothered the traffic."
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gossamer in a sentence
- The dew and gossamer had dried early from the grass
- Strands of gossamer glistened with dew across the lawn.
- A gossamer blanket of coaldust floated down like a dirty blessing and gently smothered the traffic.
- The bride's veil was made of gossamer silk.
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What is "gossamer" in Irish?
"gossamer" in Irish is téada an phúca. gossamer means: A fine, filmy strand of cobweb often seen drifting in the air or caught on bushes.
How do you use "gossamer" in a sentence?
Example: "Strands of gossamer glistened with dew across the lawn." In Irish, "gossamer" is téada an phúca.
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