Meaning & Definition of word "Corded"

Corded

ˈkɔːrdɪd

1. Past tense of cord; to furnish with cords or to set up cords around something.
- Example: He corded the bundle of sticks together to make it easier to carry.

1. Having a cord or cords; characterized by the presence of a cord.
- Example: She wore a corded dress that added a touch of elegance to her appearance.
2. Referring to a device or appliance that is operated with a cord.
- Example: The corded vacuum cleaner proved to be more powerful than its cordless counterpart.
3. Describing a fabric or texture with raised lines, resembling cords.
- Example: The corded upholstery gave the chair a distinct and stylish look.

Derived from the noun 'cord' combined with the suffix '-ed'.

corded phone:

A telephone that is connected to a landline by a cord.

corded headset:

A headset that is connected to a device via a cord.

corded tool:

A power tool that requires a cord for electricity supply.

cord:

A long, flexible material used to tie or support.

cable:

A thick wire or bundle of wires that carries electricity or telecommunications signals.

Meaning: Something that is overly complicated or tangled.

Example Sentence: This plan is so corded, it's hard to follow.

Meaning: A way to describe outdated technology that requires wires.

Example Sentence: That old corded phone is like a relic from the past.