Cord

(electricity) A small, very flexible insulated cable.
(materials) A unit of measure for wood stacked for fuel or pulp; equals 4 × 4 × 8, or 128 cubic feet (approximately 3.6246 cubic meters). A long, flexible, cylindrical construction of natural or synthetic fibers twisted or woven together. Strands of material forming the plies in a motor vehicle tire.

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Cord may refer to:

• String or rope
• Cord (sewing), a trimming made of multiple strands of yarn twisted together
• The spinal cord
• Cord Automobile, a former American car marque founded by Errett Lobban Cord
• The cord (volume), used to measure firewood
• In electronics, a cable
• Vibrating string
• A power cord or extension cord
• Mycelial cord, a structure, used by fungi to transfer nutrients over larger distances.
• Umbilical cord, a tube that connects a developing embryo or fetus to its placenta
• Cord (band), a British rock group
• Cord (film), a 2000 film starring Daryl Hannah and Jennifer Tilly
• Alex Cord, an actor and writer

See also

• Chord

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