Converse of object

• insulate: You have 110v AC in your hands, that's why I use an insulated wire.

• solder: You can get away with three wires, three link jumpers and no trying to solder two wires to one link jumper.

• galvanize: We sell galvanized wire in 30m rolls - click here.

• connect: A wire connected the trigger with the firing lever of the gun.

Adjective modifier

• barbed: The latter also had two strands of barbed wire strung along the top.

• overhead: Electric trains with overhead wires came in the early 1920s.

• bare: Also bare live wires were also found which supplied the hob.

• thin: WORD OF CAUTION: the Hall Effect Sensor wires are thin, delicate wires that can be broken.

Modifies a noun

• mesh: The audience enters to find bleak wire mesh framing a space which is bare apart from two wooden pallets.

• fence: Park on the verge by the wire fence at its far end.

• rack: Turn the loaf out on to a wire rack to cool.

• rope: Drop Wire A small vertical steel wire rope used for rigging an object from.

• cutter: It is possible the Egyptian's lack of enthusiasm was due to the absence of wire cutters.

• brush: With the cylinder head off, the pistons were cleaned of any carbon deposits using a wire cup brush on a drill.

Noun used with modifier

• telegraph: PPPS - Could you indicate ( by drawing ) the course of the telegraph wires you mentioned?

• copper: In mine there was a piece of stiff copper wire about 3 " long - the aerial.

• razor: Riot police and razor wire made a stark contrast to the beauty of the stones on a mid summer's morning.

• chicken: A large frame surrounded by chicken wire should do the trick.

• zip: Stretching virtually the length of the park is an enormous zip wire.

• steel: Drop Wire A small vertical steel wire rope used for rigging an object from.