Old English wired "made of wire," past participle adjective from wire (v.). From early 15c. as "stiffened by wires." Meaning "nervous, jittery" is by 1970s; earlier (1959 [..]

n. See hardwired.

A ball is said to be wired from another ball if a hoop or the peg impedes the path of any part of the first ball to any part of the target ball or if a hoop or the peg prevents a free swing of the mal [..]

Adj. Stressed, nervy or anxious. Often with respect to having imbibed stimulants, such as cocaine or amphetamine.

1. The state of being connected. See wire. 2. As a proper noun in all caps, a popular magazine that caters to the digerati. 3. Too much coffee, tea or soft drinks. 4. A seldom used term that is slang for E-Mail being sent.

(adj) equipped with wire or wires especially for electric or telephone service(adj) tense with excitement and enthusiasm as from a rush of adrenaline(adj) tied or bound with wire

1. The state of being connected. 2. Capitalized: a popular magazine that caters to the digerati.

Camera setup that uses a wire to transmit audio and visual information.

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Equipped with wires, so as to connect to a power source or to other electric or electronic equipment; connected by wires. Equipped with hidden electronic eavesdropping devices. Reinforced, suppo [..]

To have a route "wired" means to have its moves completely figured out, usually through practice or by watching someone else on it. [Patricia Novelli]