Definition for Wire:

• To bind with wire; to apply wire to, as in bottling liquors; to put on a wire; to telegraph.

Synonyms for Wire:

• n.

  •
  • line,
  • join,
  • coil,
  • live wire,
  • tie,
  • wiring,
  • aerial,
  • circuit,
  • pin,
  • clip.
  •
  • collaborate,
  • fence,
  • double agent,
  • barbed wire,
  • collaborator,
  • counterintelligence,
  • net,
  • collaboration,
  • industrial espionage,
  • agent,
  • espionage,
  • bug.
  •
  • attach,
  • ground,
  • disconnect,
  • automate,
  • hook into,
  • close,
  • alarm.
  •
  • calling card,
  • 3G,
  • card,
  • 4G,
  • to the bitter end,
  • cameraphone,
  • answering machine,
  • finally,
  • at the last,
  • bleeper,
  • cell,
  • eventually,
  • beeper,
  • button.
  •
  • beat,
  • bar,
  • anvil,
  • burnish,
  • chase,
  • crucible,
  • blacksmith,
  • ct,
  • bullion.
  •
  • borrow,
  • open,
  • mortgage,
  • credit,
  • pay in,
  • debit,
  • bank.
  •
  • iron,
  • golden,
  • gold,
  • leaded,
  • platinum,
  • Cast iron,
  • brazen,
  • bronze,
  • leaden,
  • ferrous.
  •
  • fax,
  • pager,
  • cover page,
  • facsimile,
  • page.
  •antenna (noun)
  • bullwhip,
  • bullwhips,
  • EARS,
  • feelers,
  • bird snapper,
  • sky wire,
  • rabbit ears,
  • receiver,
  • aerials,
  • wire.
  •bond (noun)
  • ligature,
  • hookup,
  • rope,
  • linkage,
  • irons,
  • nexus,
  • chain,
  • link,
  • fastening,
  • manacle,
  • connection,
  • network,
  • cord,
  • tie-in,
  • binding,
  • shackle,
  • fetter.
  •cable (noun)
  • coaxial,
  • Co-axial.
  •conducting wire (noun)
  • conducting wire.
  •electrode (noun)
  • copper cathodes,
  • zinc anodes,
  • inert anodes,
  • inert cathodes.
  •filament (noun)
  • tendril.
  •finish line (noun)
  • resting place,
  • journey's end,
  • last stop,
  • stopping place.
  •gossip (noun)
  • blather,
  • injury,
  • chitchat,
  • small talk,
  • tale,
  • conversation,
  • hearsay,
  • meddling,
  • slander,
  • chatter,
  • babble,
  • scandal,
  • story,
  • prattle,
  • prate,
  • calumny,
  • whispering campaign,
  • account,
  • cry,
  • defamation,
  • chronicle,
  • scuttlebutt,
  • grapevine.
  •power (noun)
  • omnipotence,
  • say so,
  • Imperia,
  • Imperium.
  •report (noun)
  • blow by blow,
  • hot wire,
  • writeup.
  •snare (noun)
  • de coys,
  • de-coys,
  • seducements,
  • de coy,
  • de-coy.
  •strength (noun)
  • INS.
  •talebearing (noun)
  • Gossipry.
  •telegram (noun)
  • telex,
  • telegraphs,
  • Teletype,
  • coded message,
  • radiogram,
  • telexes,
  • cablegram,
  • telegraphic message,
  • radiograms,
  • cablegrams,
  • teletypes.
  •thread (noun)
  • flaxes,
  • lints,
  • ravelings.
  •wire (noun)
  • strand.

• v.

  •communicate (verb)
  • confabulate,
  • reach,
  • confer,
  • reply,
  • hear from,
  • telephone,
  • answer,
  • discourse,
  • write,
  • talk,
  • converse,
  • correspond,
  • buzz,
  • chat.
  •connive (verb)
  • contrive,
  • angle,
  • work hand in glove,
  • promote,
  • finagle,
  • diddle,
  • frame up,
  • devise,
  • wangle,
  • cabal,
  • operate,
  • frame,
  • cook up,
  • be in cahoots with,
  • collude,
  • cogitate,
  • intrigue,
  • machinate.
  •conspire (verb)
  • cooperate,
  • confederate,
  • collogue,
  • be in cahoots,
  • get in bed with,
  • put out a contract,
  • hatch,
  • work something out,
  • maneuver.
  •eavesdrop (verb)
  • pry,
  • be all ears,
  • wiretap,
  • monitor,
  • spy,
  • tap,
  • ears into,
  • snoop,
  • tune in on,
  • listen in,
  • bend an ear,
  • overhear.
  •electrify (verb)
  • astonish,
  • jar,
  • disturb,
  • startle,
  • strike,
  • excite,
  • invigorate,
  • jolt,
  • stagger,
  • charge,
  • animate,
  • rouse,
  • stir,
  • provoke,
  • magnetize,
  • astound,
  • stun,
  • amaze,
  • fire,
  • frenzy,
  • energize,
  • shock,
  • galvanize.
  •report (verb)
  • in-scribing,
  • in forming,
  • re counts,
  • giving an account of,
  • giving the facts,
  • re-ported,
  • re-cites,
  • re tailing,
  • re laid,
  • in-scribe,
  • in-forms,
  • de scribe,
  • re cording,
  • gave account of,
  • brings word,
  • pre-sents,
  • de-tailed,
  • in-forming,
  • in scribes,
  • in form,
  • gave the facts,
  • re-porting,
  • re tails,
  • re citing,
  • re lays,
  • re-corded,
  • bringing word,
  • de scribed,
  • writ up,
  • re-hearses,
  • de-scribing,
  • de scribes,
  • writes up,
  • pre sent,
  • de-scribes,
  • gives facts,
  • gives the facts,
  • gives an account of,
  • de-scribe,
  • in-scribes,
  • gave facts,
  • brought word,
  • re cited,
  • re-cited,
  • in forms,
  • re laying,
  • writing up,
  • re tailed,
  • re-cording,
  • re-counted,
  • re-lated,
  • re-tail,
  • give account of,
  • re corded,
  • re-counts,
  • re counted,
  • re-laid,
  • de-scribed,
  • makes public,
  • sets forth,
  • de scribing,
  • in scribe,
  • re hearses,
  • re-tailed,
  • gave an account of,
  • re-counting,
  • de tailing,
  • re-lay,
  • re-tailing,
  • re late,
  • re-tails,
  • pre-sent,
  • re counting,
  • re-hearse,
  • giving account of,
  • gives account of,
  • provided details,
  • re cites,
  • de-tailing,
  • de tailed,
  • re-lays,
  • re ported,
  • re lay,
  • re tail,
  • provides details,
  • providing details,
  • re porting,
  • giving facts,
  • wrote up.
  •send (verb)
  • de-liver,
  • got under way,
  • tele-vised,
  • de-livered,
  • de livers,
  • tele vising,
  • de-legates,
  • dis patching,
  • hurries off,
  • gets under way,
  • tele vise,
  • letting fly,
  • lets fly,
  • de-legate,
  • tele-vising,
  • dis patched,
  • gat under way,
  • de liver,
  • de-livers,
  • de legates,
  • letted fly,
  • hurrying off,
  • de-livering,
  • dis-patching,
  • de legate,
  • de livering,
  • rushing off,
  • hurried off,
  • tele vised,
  • tele-vise,
  • de livered,
  • gotten under way,
  • dis-patched,
  • rushes off.
  •snare (verb)
  • de-coying,
  • gat hands on,
  • gets hands on,
  • de coying,
  • gotten hands on,
  • getting hands on,
  • de-coyed,
  • de coyed.
  •tape (verb)
  • held together,
  • holds together.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • dragline.
  •
  • announcement,
  • binder.
  •
  • deposit.
  •connive
  • Caballed,
  • framed up,
  • Caballing,
  • Operated.
  •conspire
  • Confederated,
  • co-operates,
  • co-operated,
  • Confederating,
  • co-operating,
  • co-operate,
  • Maneuvered.
  •eavesdrop
  • wiretapping,
  • listens in,
  • wiretapped,
  • overhears,
  • listening in,
  • wiretaps,
  • Overhearing.
  •redactor
  • editor.
  •report
  • passed on,
  • pass on,
  • re-laying,
  • bring word,
  • made public,
  • relayed,
  • give the facts,
  • passing on,
  • give facts,
  • reported,
  • making public,
  • give an account of,
  • passes on,
  • provide details,
  • write up,
  • set forth,
  • setting forth,
  • make public.
  •tape
  • trussed,
  • roping,
  • Trussing,
  • hold together,
  • holding together,
  • Roped.

Paraphrases for Wire:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    wiring.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    wiring.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    cable.
  • Proper noun, plural
    cables.
  • Proper noun, singular
    cables, cable.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    cable.
  • Verb, past tense
    cable.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    LINEs.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    needless, Capita, telegram, perimeter, twine, fence, switching.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    Cabling.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Cabling.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    microphone, Cabling.
  • Verb, base form
    fire.

Antonyms for Wire:

• v.

  • contact
    unwire.

Wire Sentence Examples:

• " I've just had Chattanooga on the wire," he said, " and they don't know anything about this powder train.

• I caught the twelve o'clock train after all - you got my second wire?

Homophones for Wire:

• WYRE, wyer.

Hypernym for Wire:

• n.

  • artifact
    barbed wire, baling wire, piano wire, trip wire, barbwire, haywire.

• v.

  • possession
    rewire.

Hyponym for Wire:

• n.

  • artifact
    ligament.
  • location
    finish line, finishing line.

• v.

  • contact
    fasten, draw, secure, string, thread, fix.
  • possession
    equip, outfit, fit, fit out.