Converse of object

• funnel: Funnel web spiders have a flat web with a tunnel at one side where the spider lurks.

Preposition: in

• closet: Mark If homophobia is a sign of closet homosexuality, is arachnophobia a sign of being a spider in a closet?

Adjective modifier

• venomous: Ereshkigal's words crawled over Ishtar like a venomous spider.

• hairy: The cactus just explodes and about 150 dinner plate sized hairy spiders are flung from it, dispersing everywhere.

• poisonous: Poisonous spiders may be lurking in the most innocent of places, so be careful where you put your hands and feet.

• recluse: For years, brown recluse spiders have been blamed for bites on humans and pets, but brown recluse spiders don't live here.

• giant: It's got everything from how two people can become a giant spider to the best way to make huge sticky lakes of blood.

• se: Site Map Creation The creation of a site map page enables SE spiders better crawling of your site.

Modifies a noun

• mite: Maintain humidity to avoid red spider mite by damping down with the hosepipe.

• crab: There were lots of spider crabs waiting to be picked up.

• monkey: The lack of thumbs in spider monkeys is an adaptation for swinging through the trees.

• naevus: He has a few spider naevi on his anterior chest wall.

• vein: Scientific research has not come up with all the reasons why spider veins occur.

• silk: Some spiders may consume it, for the protein in spider silk is not to be wasted.

Noun used with modifier

• tarantula: I owned a tarantula spider until it went to the big cobweb in the sky a few years ago.

• fen: In 1981 the fen raft spider became one of the 23 species of arthropod protected in Britain by the Wildlife and Countryside Act.

• wincy: They have also created a cute Nursery range with classics such as ' Twinkle Twinkle little star ' and ' Incy Wincy spider ' .

• incy: They have also created a cute Nursery range with classics such as ' Twinkle Twinkle little star ' and ' Incy Wincy spider ' .

• wolf: Occasional wolf spiders ( Pardosa sp. and Hogna sp.

• orb: One of our least cuddly animals, the golden orb spider has become a mother.