An eight-legged arthropod that spins webs to catch insects.

Tiny, subtle hints or traces that lead to the discovery of a truth or secret

spider web; cobweb

spider web; cobweb

a tiny red or yellow mite that lives on the underside of leaves and sucks plant juices, often causing significant damage to crops

spider silk; cobweb; gossamer

(colloquial) spider

A red, spider-like spot on the skin caused by the dilation of small blood vessels, typically appearing on the face, neck, and upper body

the order of arachnids comprising the spiders (Araneae)

(botany) cast-iron plant or aspidistra; a Chinese evergreen herb with oval leaves and deep purple flowers that grow close to the ground, resembling a spider clutching its eggs

A type of spider with long, slender legs, historically considered a lucky omen if found; also known as a [[蟢子|蟢子|xi3 zi5]]

General name for a tarantula or other large spiders, specifically the huntsman spider [[白额高脚蛛|白額高腳蛛|bai2 e2 gao1 jiao3 zhu1]] which is commonly found in households

tarantula; any of various large hairy spiders of the family Theraphosidae

A type of spider that lives in or on the water, often building submerged nests and preying on insects or small fish; commonly found in canals and slow-moving streams.

wolf spider; any of several spiders that hunt prey rather than spinning webs

the huntsman spider, specifically the species Heteropoda venatoria, known for its large size and white band on its face

the huntsman spider, a large spider with a flat body and long legs often found in households where it hunts cockroaches

daddy longlegs or harvestman; any arachnid of the order Opiliones

a harvestman, which is an eight-legged arachnid of the order Opiliones

the redback spider, a species of highly venomous spider native to Australia

a bird species native to China and Southeast Asia, scientifically known as Arachnothera magna

A type of small, oval-bodied spider that builds webs among the leaves of plants and grasses; specifically the species Agelena limbata.

class of arthropods including spiders, scorpions, mites, and ticks

an abnormal collection of blood vessels near the surface of the skin appearing as a red dot with radiating capillaries, often associated with liver disease

the middle layer of the three membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord, characterized by its web-like appearance

The comic book superhero Spider-Man; also a nickname for the French skyscraper climber Alain Robert.

Spider-Man; fictional comic book superhero

The Tarantula Nebula, a large region of star formation located in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

jumping spider; any of the spiders in the salticid family

a bird species of China, Arachnothera longirostra

mouse spider, specifically those of the genus Missulena