1. Equipped with wire or wires especially for electric or telephone service
   "a well-wired house"
    
2. Tied or bound with wire
   "wired bundles of newspapers"
    
3. [informal] Tense with excitement and enthusiasm as from a rush of adrenaline
   "we were really wired for the race";
   - pumped-up, pumped up, pumped, amped [informal]
    
4. Having hidden electronic eavesdropping devices
   "wired hotel rooms";
   - bugged

1. Provide with electrical circuits
   "wire the addition to the house"
    
2. Equip for use with electricity
   "wire an appliance";
   - electrify
    
3. (telegraphy) send cables, wires, or telegrams
   "In the 19th century, people wired important news across continents";
   - cable, telegraph
    
4. Fasten with wire
   "The columns were wired to the beams for support"
    
5. String on a wire
   "wire beads"
    
6. Put in place electronic eavesdropping equipment
   "his house is wired";
   - bug
    
7. Send money electronically
   "Ask them to wire the payment to the account"

See also: bound, connected, tense

Type of: accommodate, adapt, draw, equip, fasten, fit, fit out, fix, outfit, secure, string, telecommunicate, thread

Antonym: unwire, wireless

Encyclopedia: Wired