2wire verb
wires; wired; wir·ing [+ obj] 1 a : to provide (a building, room, etc.) with wires for a particular service or for electricity
▪ The house will be wired next week. ▪ My room is wired for cable.
b : to connect (a device) to another device by using wires
▪ The microphone is wired to the speaker. ▪ You can wire the generator to a car battery. — see also hot-wire 2 : to use wire to close or hold (something)
▪ Her jaw was wired shut after the accident. 3 a : to send (money) by using electronic methods
▪ She wired the money home to Canada. ▪ Can you wire me $300?
b chiefly US, old-fashioned : to send a telegram to (someone)
▪ When you get in to town, wire me.
▪ The house will be wired next week. ▪ My room is wired for cable.
b : to connect (a device) to another device by using wires
▪ The microphone is wired to the speaker. ▪ You can wire the generator to a car battery. — see also hot-wire
▪ Her jaw was wired shut after the accident.
▪ She wired the money home to Canada. ▪ Can you wire me $300?
b chiefly US, old-fashioned : to send a telegram to (someone)
▪ When you get in to town, wire me.
