linkwire

noun
UK /ˈlɪŋk.waɪə/
US /ˈlɪŋk.waɪər/

A linkwire is a wire that joins two things together.

The robot's arm moved because a linkwire connected it to the motor.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short wire used to connect two parts of an electrical circuit.

He used a linkwire to bridge the gap between the two terminals.

3. A piece of wire that links two fence posts or panels.

The farmer twisted a linkwire between the posts to keep the gate shut.

4. A computer network cable that links two devices.

Plug the linkwire into both computers so they can share files.

5. A chain link made of wire used in jewelry or crafts.

She added a tiny linkwire to the necklace to make it longer.