feedline
nounUK /ˈfiːdlaɪn/
US /ˈfiːdlaɪn/
A feedline is a wire that carries signals or power to something.
The radio antenna is connected to the receiver by a long feedline.
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2. In climbing, a feedline is a rope or route used to supply gear or support to a climber.
The guide set up a feedline so the team could haul supplies up the cliff.
3. In plumbing, a feedline is a pipe that supplies water to a fixture or system.
A leak in the feedline caused low water pressure in the kitchen.
4. In comedy, a feedline is a setup line that leads into a joke's punchline.
The comedian delivered the feedline slowly to build suspense before the punchline.