webbing (webing)

[ 2. In printing, the broad tapes used to conduct webs or sheets of paper in a printing-machine, or the broad straps or girths attached to the rounce of the hand-pre .-3. In zoöl., the webs of the digits collectively: as, the webbing is extensive or complete; the webbed state of the digits, or the formation of their webs; palmation. See web, n., 10.- Elastic webbing. webby (web'i), a. [ See elastic . IMG:content-2190.png:[blocks in formation] weber (vā'ber), n. [After Wilhelm Weber (18041891), a German physicist.) A name proposed by Latimer Clarke for the unit of electrical quantity which has since been named coulomb; it was also for some time used for the practical unit of electrical current which is now called ampere.