The lamp cord plugged into the wall.
What does Cord mean?
A cord is a flexible wire or rope-like line.
Dictionary definition
A flexible cable, often used to connect or power devices.
Cord in a sentence
A long cord connected the microphone to the speaker.
A cord can carry power or connect one object to another.
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What does cord mean?
Cord means a flexible cable, often used to connect or power devices.
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Cable is close in meaning to cord in this context.
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