net
/nɛt/Definitions
1. noun
a mesh of threads or wires used for catching or enclosing something, such as a fisherman’s net or a tennis player’s net
“The sailor pulled the net out of the water and emptied the catch onto the deck.”
2. noun
a system or organization that provides a particular service or facility, especially one that is widely available, such as a telephone or internet network
“The company has a global net of offices and distributors.”
3. verb
to catch or enclose something in a net
“The fishermen will net the salmon in the river tomorrow.”
4. verb
to obtain or gain something through a network or system
“The company will net a large profit from the sale of their products.”
5. adjective
not having a head or tail, especially in reference to a coin
“The net result of the election was a tie.”