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View definitions for wired

wired

adjective as in connected

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adjective as in bugged

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adjective as in excited

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adjective as in equipped with wires

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Investigators found an extension lead had been wired into a socket in the room where the fire started, where a storage unit contained items including a games console and a TV, the inquest was told.

From BBC

"It's just who I am and how my brain is wired... how I experience the world is just different," he said.

From BBC

All of this for no other reason than their brains are wired differently from the neurotypical.

From Salon

The mood is playful, and a game ensemble of 15 is wired for anachronistic mischief.

But I learnt that probably wasn’t the best situation because I ended up becoming very wired and very agitated, and I wasn’t able to be present and focus on what’s important.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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