router
/ˈruːtər/Definitions
1. noun
A computer networking device that connects multiple networks and directs traffic between them.
“The company installed a new router to improve internet connectivity in the office.”
2. noun
A device used in woodworking to rout out wood or create a decorative edge.
“The carpenter used a router to add a decorative edge to the wooden table.”
3. verb
To direct or route traffic or data to a specific destination.
“The software routered the internet traffic to the secure server.”
4. verb
To cut or remove wood using a router.
“The carpenter routed the edge of the wood to create a smooth finish.”