plug in
Join electrical supply
To plug in is to connect an electrical device to a power source by inserting its plug into an outlet: Don't forget to plug in your phone.
Extended to any connection that provides power or function: plug in your headphones.
Figuratively, to plug in means to engage or become involved: I need to plug in to what's happening at work.
Hollow receiving cavity
- outletPoint of release
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- cordFlexible twisted strand
- adapterDevice enabling equipment compatibility
charger · cable · insert · receptacle · wall · surge protector · extension cord · prong
Join or link
- participateTake an active role
- joinConnect or enlist
- involveTo contain as part
- networkInterconnected system
community · contribute · stay connected · get involved · access · sync
socket
Hollow receiving cavity
adapter · charger · cable · insert · receptacle · wall · surge protector · extension cord · prong · voltage
connect
Join or link
- participateTake an active role
- joinConnect or enlist
- involveTo contain as part
network · community · contribute · stay connected · get involved · access · sync
extension
Added part or duration
- add-onOptional supplementary component
- moduleIndependent functional component
- widgetUnspecified small device
browser · install · integrate · compatible · third-party · customize · feature · enable · download · activate
advertise
Publicly promote goods
shoutout · broadcast · interview · product · sponsor · marketing · publicity · recommend · highlight · feature
- activateturn on, switch on, power on, power up, start
- electrical termsshock, charge, discharge, spark, zap
- equipment actionsinstall, connect, disconnect, mount, attach
- math expressionsdo the math, add up, crunch numbers, number crunching, number cruncher
- account actionssign up, log out, login, logout, register
- phone actionscall, dial, text, answer, hang up
plug inbattery-powered
Energized by cells
cordless · battery-operated · unplugged · wireless · untethered