Plugs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLUGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLUG, to fill a hole with a material
• block or fill in (a hole or cavity)
• insert (something) into an opening so as to fill it
• mention (a product, event, or establishment) publicly in order to promote it
• shoot or hit (someone or something)
• proceed steadily and laboriously with a journey or task
• fill
NOUN:
• a piece of solid material fitting tightly into a hole and blocking it up
• a circular piece of metal, rubber, or plastic used to stop the plughole of a bath or basin and keep the water in it
• a mass of solidified lava filling the neck of a volcano.
• (in gardening) a young plant or clump of grass with a small mass of soil protecting its roots, for planting out.
• a device for making an electrical connection between an appliance and the mains, consisting of an insulated casing with metal pins that fit into holes in a socket
• a socket into which an electric plug can be fitted
• a piece of publicity promoting a product, event, or establishment
• a piece of tobacco cut from a larger cake for chewing
• tobacco in large cakes designed to be cut for chewing
• a lure with one or more hooks attached.
• a tired or old horse.
• a baby's dummy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to seal or close with a plug (a piece of material used to fill a hole)

Words related to PLUGS

plug7 plugged12 plugging13

Words that contain PLUGS

unplugs10 earplugs11 fireplugs15 sparkplugs19

How to use PLUGS in a sentence

• Sometimes, when I had finished my work in the afternoon, I would get an old pony and go around through the neighborhood and sell four or five plugs.
• This he placed between silver plugs in a small glass tube.
• Platinum wires were connected to the silver plugs and brought out at the opposite ends of the tube.
• Marconi also discovered that a larger proportion of silver in the powder and a smaller amount between the plugs increased the sensitiveness of the receiver.
• Under the influence of the electric waves set up from the spark-gap those tiny particles so arranged themselves that they would readily carry a current between the plugs.
• Their ears were pierced and distended to accommodate wooden plugs and sticks, pipes, and all manner of barbaric ornaments.
• Inside that box there is nothing but a series of plugs from which wires, much finer than a thread, are stretched taut.
• In the halls were plugs for the vacuum cleaner, and in the living-room plugs for the piano lamp, for the electric fan.
• Below the switchboard is a broad shelf in which are set the miniature lamps and from which project the brass plugs in rows.
• Fulton dashed off to the telephone exchange and pulled out all the plugs, so that the residents could hold no intercommunication by that means.
• It is held in place by the tapering of the groove, and some wedges or plugs.
• The bolts were then driven outwards, and the holes which had contained them were immediately filled with solid plugs of India rubber.
• Then he snapped off the switch, took out the ear plugs, removed the helmet and rose to his feet.
• All empty shell, whether in store or in transportation, shall be most carefully protected from dampness, and their fuze-holes invariably closed with wooden plugs.
• When suitable provision for fixing has not been made, wood plugs are driven into the joints of the bricks.
• It only set her back two hundred round plugs, but she had that much left in the bank, and seems powerful well, satisfied.
• Why yes, he had taken out the valves, of course, examined the sparkling plugs, and tested the coil.
• He looked all the spark plugs over, he went after the vacuum feed and found that working perfectly.
• In fact, in the largest hole in each ear he habitually wore round wooden plugs that were an even four inches in diameter.
• In another moment he had it over the engine, protecting the spark plugs and the high-tension wires from the rain and spray.
• No plugs should be permanently removed until another strand of cane is through the same hole to hold the first strand in place.
• These were conducted to the points where they were required, and there the flow was manipulated by means of taps and plugs.
• Loose plugs of cotton are placed at the top of each arm and between the soda lime and the calcium chloride.
• The customary way of connecting the lines always has been by means of flexible conductors fitted with plugs to be inserted in sockets.
• She, therefore, plugs into this line with any one of her answering plugs and completes the connection in the usual way.
• The clearing-out drops, of which there are ten, are arranged at the bottom of the two panels in a single row and may be seen immediately above the switchboard plugs.
• The clearing-out drops and the arrangement of the plugs and keys are clearly shown.
• Coming up the slope, they are amazed to see a little band of pilgrims advancing, lashing their plugs of horses desperately, in the hope of making good time.
• They connect with one another below, and are closed with tightly fitting limestone plugs.

Similar words containing PLUG without suffix s

plug7 unplug9 earplug10 plugged12 plugger11 plugola10 unplugs10 earplugs11 fireplug14 pluggers12 plugging13 plughole14 plugless11 plugolas11 plugugly15 fireplugs15 plugboard15 pluggings14 plugholes15 sparkplug18 unplugged14 plugboards16 pluguglies14 sparkplugs19 unplugging15 sparkplugged23 sparkplugging24

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