wire
/waɪər/Definitions
1. noun
a thin flexible thread or filament, typically made of metal or plastic, used for conducting electricity, signals, or as a cord for hanging.
“She struggled to thread the tiny wire through the hole.”
2. verb
to communicate or conduct electricity, signals, or information through a wire.
“The technician will wire the new device to the system.”
3. verb
to decorate or embellish something with wire, especially to create a pattern or design.
“The artist will wire the metal lattice to create a sculpture.”
4. noun
a narrow strip of land, especially one connecting two larger areas of land.
“The wire connects the mainland to the island.”