plugin

/ˈplʊɡɪn/

Definitions

1. noun

a small program or module that adds a specific function or feature to a larger program or system

“The new plugin allows users to play music files directly within the web browser.”

2. verb

to add a plugin to a program or system, typically by downloading and installing it

“You can plugin the new module to enhance the app’s functionality.”

3. verb

to connect or attach something, especially an electrical device, to a power source

“The user must plugin the device to charge its battery.”

Synonyms

  • add-on
  • extension
  • module

Antonyms

  • disabling
  • removing