Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cord
Noun
/kɔrd/

Definition
A long, flexible material used to bind or connect objects.

Examples
- She used a cord to secure the package.
- The lamp was plugged into an extension cord.
- He tied the books together with a piece of cord.

Meaning
A cord is typically made of fibers twisted together to form a thin, strong rope or string. It is commonly used to tie things up or provide support.

Synonyms
- string
- rope
- line
- twine