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Wire
Wire
n.
The
system
of
wires
used
to
operate
the
puppets
in a
puppet
show
;
Wire
n.
the
network
of
hidden
influences
controlling
the
action
of a
person
or
organization
; as, to
pull
the
wires
for
office
.
Wire
n.
One
who
picks
women
's
pockets
.
Wire
n.
A
knitting
needle
.
Wire
n.
A
wire
stretching
across
over
a
race
track
at
the
judges
'
stand
, to
mark
the
line
at
which
the
races
end
.
Wire
v. t.
To
place
(a
ball
) so
that
the
wire
of a
wicket
prevents
a
successful
shot
.
Wire
n.
A
thread
or
slender
rod
of
metal
; a
metallic
substance
formed
to an
even
thread
by
being
passed
between
grooved
rollers
, or
drawn
through
holes
in a
plate
of
steel
.
Wire
n.
A
telegraph
wire
or
cable
;
hence
, an
electric
telegraph
; as, to
send
a
message
by
wire
.
Wire
v. t.
To
bind
with
wire
; to
attach
with
wires
; to
apply
wire
to; as, to
wire
corks
in
bottling
liquors
.
Wire
v. t.
To
put
upon
a
wire
; as, to
wire
beads
.
Wire
v. t.
To
snare
by
means
of a
wire
or
wires
.
Wire
v. t.
To
send
(a
message
) by
telegraph
.
Wire
v. i.
To
pass
like
a
wire
; to
flow
in a
wirelike
form
, or in a
tenuous
stream
.
Wire
v. i.
To
send
a
telegraphic
message
.
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