plug
81plug — Pani, umoki. Also: kiki, kī amo, omo, kui kākia. ♦ Tobacco plug, pōpō paka, pepe e paka. ♦ To plug, as a hole, ho opa a, kiki; kihi (rare) …
82plug in — {v. phr.} To connect (an electrical appliance) to a power wire by putting its plug into a receptacle or hole. * /The integrated circuit has multiplied the number of small radios that need not be plugged in./ …
83plug in — {v. phr.} To connect (an electrical appliance) to a power wire by putting its plug into a receptacle or hole. * /The integrated circuit has multiplied the number of small radios that need not be plugged in./ …
84plug in — verb Date: 1893 intransitive verb to establish an electric circuit by inserting a plug transitive verb to attach or connect to an electric receptacle (as an outlet) …
85plug in — verb To connect (an electrical device) to a plug socket …
86plug in — phr verb Plug in is used with these nouns as the object: ↑appliance, ↑cable, ↑cord, ↑kettle, ↑machine, ↑modem, ↑printer …
87plug-in — adj. Plug in is used with these nouns: ↑module …
88plug — I Australian Slang 1. favourable mention of a publication, product, etc., on radio, television, in the media, etc.; 2. punch; 3. tampon; 4. instance of sexual intercourse; 5. mention (a publication, product, etc.) favourably and, often,… …
89plug — I v To shoot someone. The body had been plugged twice. 1830s II n A worn out horse. I would be ashamed to put a plug like yours in a horse show. 1860s …
90plug\ in — v. phr. To connect (an electrical appliance) to a power wire by putting its plug into a receptacle or hole. The integrated circuit has multiplied the number of small radios that need not be plugged in …
