cordgrip

noun
UK /ˈkɔːdɡrɪp/
US /ˈkɔːrdɡrɪp/

A cordgrip is a small clamp that holds a cord or cable tightly in place.

The electrician fitted a cordgrip where the cable entered the metal box.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A hand grip or handle attached to a pull cord, such as on a blind or light switch.

She pulled the cordgrip to open the blinds.

3. A device on a tool or appliance that grips and guides a power cord to prevent wear.

The drill's cordgrip keeps the wire from fraying near the handle.

4. A textured grip wrapped around a cord to make it easier to hold.

He added a rubber cordgrip to the jump rope for a better hold.