electrician's knot
electrician's knot noun: a knot between two wires, immediately before the socket, to reduce strain on cables when they are pulled.

Noun
electrician's knot (plural electrician's knots)
- A knot between two wires, immediately before the socket, to reduce strain on cables when they are pulled.
- Synonyms:
- underwriter's knot
Synonyms of electrician's knot
Forms of electrician's knot
| plural | electrician's knots |
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Questions about electrician's knot
- What does electrician's knot mean?
- Electrician's knot means a knot between two wires, immediately before the socket, to reduce strain on cables when they are pulled.
- What part of speech is electrician's knot?
- Electrician's knot is a noun.
- What is the plural of electrician's knot?
- The plural of electrician's knot is electrician's knots.
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