A spider is an invertebrate animal that produces silk, has eight legs and no wings.

The Spiders, the original band name of Alice Cooper

SPIDER, an online program that matches peptides generated by de novo sequencing software from tandem mass spectrometry data to proteins in a database, while accounting for sequencing errors

Spider-Man, a comic book character from Marvel Comics

Spyder, a series of paintball markers created from the parent company Kingman Group

The Spiders from Mars, David Bowie's band

Web spider (Web crawler), automated software agent that gathers pages from the World Wide Web

Spyder, a type of 'petpet' used on the online world, Neopets

Spider-Man film series

Spider Robinson, a science fiction writer

Spider, the model of a car made by Alfa Romeo

"Spider" (スパイダー), a 1994 single by the Japanese rock band Spitz

Spider Stacey, Musician and member of The Pogues.

the portion of a bicycle crankset connecting the axle or spindle to one or more rings

The Spider, a pulp magazine/chapter film/comic book hero produced by Popular Publications from 1933 to 1943

"Spiders (Kidsmoke)", a song on Wilco's 2004 album A Ghost Is Born

Spider, a cartoon character by Osamu Tezuka

Spider, the callsign of the Lunar Module of Apollo 9

Spider Jerusalem, a fictional character appearing in the series Transmetropolitan

Alias the Spider, a comic book character from DC Comics

spider unit used for conveyors

Spider, a cast iron frying pan with legs

Spider (solitaire), a type of solitaire card game

Spider Loc, West Coast rapper signed to G-Unit Records

Cleveland Spiders, a Major League Baseball team, active from 1887-1899

The Spider (comic), the lead character in a British adventure strip published in the weekly comic book, Lion. Superman creator Jerry Siegel wrote several of his adventures

The Spider, an alternate name for the 1958 film Earth vs. the Spider

Spider (TV series), a musical children's television series that aired in 1991 on the BBC

"Spider", a track from They Might Be Giants' 1992 album Apollo 18

Michael Gianco, "Spider", Lucchese crime family associate and bartender

SPIDER, an acronym for spectral phase interferometry for direct electric-field reconstruction, a complete temporal characterisation technique in ultrafast optics

SS-23 Spider, the NATO reporting name for the R-400 Oka theatre ballistic missile

Spiders (System of a Down song), a 1999 single by the band System of a Down

Spider (drink), an Australian or New Zealand term for a frothy drink made from soda, flavoring, and ice cream

Spider (internet magazine), a publication of the Dawn group of Pakistan

Spider (film), a film by David Cronenberg (2002), based on the novel

Spyder, a rear mid-engine rear wheel drive convertible car body style (pronounced in Italian as "speeder")

Spider, a comic strip by Mort Walker before he began drawing Beetle Bailey

Spider, a type of rest used in snooker and related games

Spider crater, a meteorite impact crater in Western Australia

Spyder (roadster), a 3-wheels roadster by Can-Am (Bombardier Recreational Products)

Spider One, Lead singer of Powerman 5000 and the younger brother of Rob Zombie

Spider (novel), a novel by Patrick McGrath

Spyder, a fictional crime lord from Marvel Comics

Spiders (album), the debut album released by Space in 1996

The Spider (Al-Ankabut in Arabic), the 29th chapter of the Qur'an

Spider, a pseudo-acronym (SPDR) for a Standard and Poor's Depositary Receipt

The Spiders, a webcomic by Patrick S. Farley

Spider, a video game for the Sony Playstation

San Francisco Spiders, a hockey team that played only in the 1996 season of the International Hockey League

Spider, the nickname of Vladimir Sabich, an Olympic skier who was shot to death by his girlfriend

Spider (band), a 1980s US rock band

Spyder (ski apparel brand), long-time sponsor of U.S. ski team

The Spiders (Japanese band), a Japanese Group Sounds band dissolved in 1971

SPYDER, anti-aircraft missile system

"The Spider (Help)", a 1992 techno single by Eon

Spider (solitaire), a type of solitaire card game

Spider Solitaire (Windows), a type of solitaire card game that is included in recent versions of Microsoft Windows

"Spiders", a track from Editors second album An End Has A Start

Spider Stacy, stage name for Peter Stacy, tin whistle player in punk group The Pogues.

Spider also refers to the Latest AMD Platform - The AMD Spider

Spider, a suspension component of a loudspeaker used to provide centering and a return force to the voice coil