webbings

webbing with pouches for stun grenades.

The spider carefully weaved its webbing to catch its prey.

The backpack's straps were reinforced with durable webbing for extra strength.

The rock climber relied on the webbing to secure himself during the ascent.

The military uses webbing in their equipment for various purposes.

The hammock was made of strong webbing to support the weight of the person lying in it.

The firefighter used the webbing as a makeshift stretcher to carry the injured person to safety.

The seatbelt in the car was secured with a buckle attached to the webbing.

The dog's leash was made of colorful webbing for a stylish look.

The tent was held up by a network of webbing straps for stability in windy conditions.

The athlete wore a harness with webbing for safety while bungee jumping.

Well, it is made out of kind of a webbing.

The webbing prevented him from using his three toes independently.

His body aching everywhere, he limped toward a window, webbing it open.

The most common features include streak ovaries, short stature, lymphedema, neck webbing, and congenital heart and renal defects.

Most tests require collecting cells by webbing saliva in the mouth and sending it to the company for testing.

The brown recluse spiders' unique looping technique further strengthens the webbing of this silk.

Jesse Fannon, 32, unrestrained driver in a rear end collision. There was spider webbing of the front windshield where his head hit.

Because he hangs, then he shoots webbing.

This often leaves extra skin on the neck, called neck webbing, which gives the appearance of having a wider than normal neck.

Or maybe the digits were connected by webbing.