[DOC] [TLE] Gossamer | Define Gossamer at Dictionary.com [PAR] Word Origin ... an extremely delicate variety of gauze, used especially for veils. 4. 
any thin, light fabric. ... 1275-1325; Middle English gosesomer (see goose, 
summer1); possibly first used as name for ... (modifier) made of or resembling 
gossamer: gossamer wings ... What mistaken pronunciation gave this character 
its name? [DOC] [TLE] Gossamery | Define Gossamery at Dictionary.com [PAR] Word Origin ... an extremely delicate variety of gauze, used especially for veils. 4. 
... 1275-1325; Middle English gosesomer (see goose, summer1); possibly first 
used as name for late, mild autumn, a time when ... a gauze or silk fabric of the 
very finest texture. 2. ... (modifier) made of or resembling gossamer: gossamer 
wings. [DOC] [TLE] Gossamer - definition of gossamer by The Free Dictionary [PAR] Word / Article ... [Middle English gossomer : gos, goose; see goose + somer, 
summer (probably from the abundance of gossamer ... (modifier) made of or 
resembling gossamer: gossamer wings. ... Noun, 1. gossamer - a gauze fabric 
with an extremely fine texture .... It was a little thing with a veil of gossamer on its 
head. [DOC] [TLE] gossamer (thin) - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus [PAR] Synonyms: cobwebby, diaphanous, filmy, gauze-like, gauzelike, gauzy, ... 
Memidex Adult-Filter has made certain content inaccessible. ... Syllabification: (di
aphanous) | [fabrics] light, delicate, and translucent (7 of 52 words, 2 definitions, 
1 usage ... Origin: Middle English: apparently from "goose" + "summer1", perhaps 
from... [DOC] [TLE] gossamer - definition and meaning - Wordnik [PAR] gossamer: A soft sheer gauzy fabric. ... Any thin or light material or fabric; also, a 
garment made of such material; specifically, ... Middle English gossomer : gos, 
goose; see goose + somer, summer ... It's not easy to put this kind of gossamer 
dynamic into words, but it was as if the ... Words that are more generic or abstract. [DOC] [TLE] Vocabulary Lesson Two Units 17, 18, and 19 Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] AP English III vocab cards Learn with flashcards, games, and more  for free. ... 
Soft, sheer, gauzy fabric; fine film of cobwebs seen in autumn; anything ... 
Lexicographers theorize that this word, derived from the Middle English goose 
and somer, was first used as a name for Indian summer, when geese were in 
season. [DOC] [TLE] 22 - Online Etymology Dictionary [PAR] Or the modern word might be a Middle English formation from gos "goose. ... 
Compare obsolete Scottish go-summer "period of summer-like weather in late 
autumn. ... 1400; as a type of gauze used for veils, 1837. ... Gothic was used by 
17c. scholars to mean "Germanic, Teutonic," hence its use from 1640s as a term 
for the... [DOC] [TLE] Gossamer - Everything2.com [PAR] Mainly I suppose that autumn begins here in the desert around the middle of 
August. ... It was likely that the English would call this stretch of weather goose 
summer. since ... Other experts believe it's derived from spider threads spun in 
fields of ... Vocabulary author Jeffrey Kacirk asserts that "the gauzy, airborne 
material,... [DOC] [TLE] Curious Word Origins (F-G) [PAR] It is derived from the Latin fanum, a temple, and related to people who, in Roman 
... That city as long been famed for its glass, and the utmost care was taken by its 
makers ... This comes directly from 'goose-summer' (gossomer, in Middle English)
, ... to be applied to filmy spiders webs and similar material, such as fine gauze. [DOC] [TLE] gossamer - definition of gossamer in English | Oxford Dictionaries [PAR] [as modifier] 'a fine gossamer fabric that clung to her skin' ... Middle English: 
apparently from goose + summer, perhaps from the

Question: Derived from Middle English words for "goose" & "summer", it's a gauzy summer fabric
Answer: gossamer