wirecoil

noun
UK /ˈwaɪəkɔɪl/
US /ˈwaɪərkɔɪl/

A wirecoil is a long piece of wire rolled up in a circle.

The worker carried a heavy wirecoil to the fence.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A spiral-shaped piece of wire used as a spring or fastener.

He bent the wirecoil to hold the gate shut.

3. A decorative coil of wire used in crafts or jewelry.

She made a bracelet from a shiny wirecoil.

4. A heating element made of coiled wire in appliances.

The old toaster's wirecoil glowed bright red.