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Wire

speaker

Meaning

Noun

Metal
into a
, even
, now usually by being
through a
in a
die.
A
of such
; a
or
of
, a cable.
A
that
electricity.
A
usually
wire.
In Sports:
A
of a racetrack.
In Technology & Telegraphy:
An
; a telegram.
In Espionage:
A
on the person of an
for the
of
spoken evidence.
A
or
endpoint.
In Billiards:
A
with
and
above or
the
which
keep score.
Any of the system of
used to
the
in a
; hence, the network of
the
of a person or organization; strings.
A
, especially one who
women.
In Espionage:
A
sent between people
in a
game.
In Scottish English & Espionage:
A
needle.
The
of the
of certain birds.

Verb

To
with
, especially with
to
,
, or fencing.
To
a wire.
To
with
for use with electricity.
  • To
    ,
    ,
    , or include (something) into (
    ) by or
    by wires:
  • To
    (something) into a system (especially an
    system)
    wiring.
  • To
    or
    (something) into a system
    with
    (
    , with nerves).
  • To
    ,
    or
    (something)
    or
    into (
    , such as an organization or political
    ), so that it is
    (to that
    ) (“
    current information about (
    )”) or has
    itself into (
    ).
  • To set or
    (someone's
    or
    , or an organization's
    ) in a particular way.
    To
    a
    or
    to another person through a
    system, formerly
    by telegraph.
    To make someone
    or
    . See also
    wired.
    To
    equipment.
    In Croquet:
    To place (a
    ) so that the
    of a
    a
    shot.

    Name

    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    wire
    English
    arrow
    wīr
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    Sourced from
    Etym

    Antonyms

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