Cable
//ˈkeɪ.bəl//
Word Type
Noun
Verb
Proper Noun
The word "cable" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.
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Derived Terms
Bowden cable Cablegate IDE cable SATA cable Y cable anticable array cable basic cable belted cable booster cable cable TV cable box cable buoy cable car cable core cable drum cable ferry cable gland cable guy cable harness cable internet cable jack cable joint cable jointing cable knit cable knitting cable man cable modem cable moulding cable needle cable puller cable radio cable release cable ship cable spaghetti cable station cable stitch cable stripper cable television cable terminal cable theory cable tidy cable tie cable tramway cable tray cable up cable-actuated cable-car cable-knit cable-lacing cable-laid cable-laid rope cable-ready cable-stayed bridge cablecar cablecast cablegami cablegram cableless cablelike cableman cabler cablese cablevision cableway cablework chain cable chain-cable coax cable coaxial cable crossover cable data cable extension cable jumper cable kettle cable male-to-male cable monocable multicable nanocable noncable octopus cable power cable recable ribbon cable rollover cable screened cable sheathed cable shielded cable slip the cable starter cable stream cable suicide cable uncable wireless cable wye cable
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Receives Action
Related Terms
Related Terms
anchor assembly cable laid cablet cabling chain coaxial column communicate connection convex cord currency fasten fathom fibreoptic internet length media moor moulding nautical mile ornament provide rope rounded section send shaft ship shows telegram telephone telephone wires television thick thick wire transmitting transmitting shows tv tv connection wire wires wrap
Synonym Network
Used For
allowing computers to communicate carrying electricity carrying things conduct electrical or optical impulses connect television to many networks connect to tv station connect two computers connecting two electrical devices holding up bridge keeping ship in place many different things moving elevator strong connector holding things together supporting bridge transfer energy or information transmitting information transmitting signal tying down
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