plugs in
Accesses wall power
Plugs in means to connect an electrical device to a power source by inserting its plug into an outlet: She plugs in her phone every night.
By extension, it describes connecting to any system or joining an activity: He plugs in to the team meetings remotely.
To be plugged in is to be well-connected or informed: She's really plugged in to what's happening in the industry.
Point of release
- socketHollow receiving cavity
- chargerPower-restoring device or mount
- adapterDevice enabling equipment compatibility
- USBDevice connection standard
cord · cable · port · jack · connector · HDMI · Ethernet · surge protector
Gives public support to
- advertisesPromotes goods publicly
- promotesAdvocates or elevates
- mentionsBrief verbal references
- recommendsSuggests as worthwhile
pitches · hypes · shouts out · sponsors · touts · features · highlights · broadcasts
outlet
Point of release
- socketHollow receiving cavity
- chargerPower-restoring device or mount
- adapterDevice enabling equipment compatibility
USB · cord · cable · port · jack · connector · HDMI · Ethernet · surge protector · wall charger
endorses
Gives public support to
- advertisesPromotes goods publicly
- promotesAdvocates or elevates
- mentionsBrief verbal references
recommends · pitches · hypes · shouts out · sponsors · touts · features · highlights · broadcasts · boosts
connects
Creates a link between
links · joins · engages · couples · interfaces · integrates · fits · slots · snaps · clicks
plugs inbattery-powered
Energized by cells
battery-operated · wireless · cordless · portable · rechargeable
plugs inunplugs
Withdraws from socket
disconnects · unplug · pulls out · removes · detaches
plugs intunes out
Ceases to attend
unplugs · checks out · disconnects · disengages · withdraws
plug, plugged, plugging, plug in, unplugged, unplugging, power strip, plug-in