Definitions

1. noun

A length of string, wire, or other flexible material used for fastening or connecting something.

“She tied a cord around the package to keep it closed.”

2. noun

A bundle of nerve fibers in the spinal cord or in a peripheral nerve.

“The doctor examined the cord to assess the patient’s condition.”

3. noun

A section of a river or a stretch of coastline.

“The cord of the river was perfect for swimming.”

4. noun

A string of pearls or other gemstones.

“The necklace was a beautiful cord of diamonds.”

5. verb

To connect or join something with a cord or string.

“She corded the boxes together for easy transportation.”

6. verb

To tie or fasten something with a cord.

“He corded the package with a strong rope.”

7. verb

To connect or join people or things together.

“The company is working to cord the communities together.”

8. verb

To connect or join something to a power source.

“You need to cord the laptop to the power outlet.”

9. verb

To string or sequence something together.

“The writer is trying to cord the ideas together in a cohesive story.”

10. verb

To be connected or joined.

“The two cities are corded by a high-speed train.”