Definition of cellar spider in English:

cellar spider

noun ˈsɛlə ˌspʌɪdə

1Any of various Eurasian spiders belonging to Segestria and other genera, which inhabit cellars, caves, cracks in walls, underground holes, and other dark places. Now rare.
2Chiefly North American. Any of various spiders of the genus Pholcus or (more widely) the cosmopolitan family Pholcidae, especially P. phalangioides, having long, thin legs and a small grey or brown body with darker markings, commonly inhabiting dark recesses and undisturbed areas, especially in buildings, where they construct irregular, tangled webs.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in The Universal Magazine. From cellar + spider.

Definition of cellar spider in US English:

cellar spider

nounˈsɛlə ˌspʌɪdə

1Any of various Eurasian spiders belonging to Segestria and other genera, which inhabit cellars, caves, cracks in walls, underground holes, and other dark places. Now rare.
2Chiefly North American. Any of various spiders of the genus Pholcus or (more widely) the cosmopolitan family Pholcidae, especially P. phalangioides, having long, thin legs and a small grey or brown body with darker markings, commonly inhabiting dark recesses and undisturbed areas, especially in buildings, where they construct irregular, tangled webs.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in The Universal Magazine. From cellar + spider.

单词	cellar spider
释义	Definition of cellar spider in English: cellar spider noun ˈsɛlə ˌspʌɪdə 1Any of various Eurasian spiders belonging to Segestria and other genera, which inhabit cellars, caves, cracks in walls, underground holes, and other dark places. Now rare. 2Chiefly North American. Any of various spiders of the genus Pholcus or (more widely) the cosmopolitan family Pholcidae, especially P. phalangioides, having long, thin legs and a small grey or brown body with darker markings, commonly inhabiting dark recesses and undisturbed areas, especially in buildings, where they construct irregular, tangled webs. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in The Universal Magazine. From cellar + spider. Definition of cellar spider in US English: cellar spider nounˈsɛlə ˌspʌɪdə 1Any of various Eurasian spiders belonging to Segestria and other genera, which inhabit cellars, caves, cracks in walls, underground holes, and other dark places. Now rare. 2Chiefly North American. Any of various spiders of the genus Pholcus or (more widely) the cosmopolitan family Pholcidae, especially P. phalangioides, having long, thin legs and a small grey or brown body with darker markings, commonly inhabiting dark recesses and undisturbed areas, especially in buildings, where they construct irregular, tangled webs. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in The Universal Magazine. From cellar + spider.
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