Wired Definition

wīrd
adjective
Wearing or carrying, esp. surreptitiously, a microphone or recording device.
Webster's New World
Extremely excited, nervous, disoriented, etc.
Webster's New World
Reinforced or supported by wires.
American Heritage
Under the influence of a drug.
Webster's New World
Furnished or equipped with wiring, as for electrical service or computerization.
Webster's New World
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verb

Simple past tense and past participle of wire.

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Origin of Wired

  • wire +"Ž -ed

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Wired Sentence Examples

  • Darian left them in the study, wired with energy.

  • Talon released her, wired and uneasy.

  • He was exhausted and wired with angry energy.

  • Wired energy made him edgy and his step quick.

  • I considered a stop at the office of these people but I was intelligent enough to see it was wired with a sophisticated security system that I shall not attempt to challenge.

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WWIWIR

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