wireholder
nounUK /ˈwaɪəˌhəʊldə/
US /ˈwaɪərˌhoʊldər/
A wireholder is a small thing that holds a wire in place.
Dad used a wireholder to keep the cable neat along the wall.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tool or device that grips and holds wire steady while it is being cut or bent.
The electrician clamped the wire in the wireholder before stripping it.
3. A small stand or frame that keeps a spool or coil of wire tidy.
She set the spool on the wireholder so the wire would not tangle.
4. A person or machine that handles wire during manufacturing.
The wireholder fed the thin wire into the weaving machine.