plugin
- noun
- /ˈplʌɡɪn/
- Specialized
- The new encryption application/plugin allows files to be encrypted with a user's password.
Then I got a bunch of the little plugins, so I got two of the actual wallflower like diffusers you actually plug in the wall.
- Then I got a bunch of the little plugins, so I got two of the actual wallflower like diffusers you actually plug in the wall.
Examples
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Several people have mentioned this plugin already, but I highly recommend the "WordPress File Monitor" plugin.
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However, to accomplish this, you or someone would need to develop a plugin for the editor.
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You must have JavaScript enabled and the Flash 8 plugin installed to view this content.
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You could just use the Theme Test Drive plugin for that, couldn't you?
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WordPress uses the database to store posts, pages, comments, settings, and plugin information.
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Tons of WordPress users also use Akismet, so it's fair to assume that this plugin is probably active.
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To enhance your website's functionality, you can easily install a plugin that adds new features.
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The video editing software supports a variety of plugins that can modify and enhance the editing process.
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After downloading the new plugin, the application started working much faster and with additional features.
Synonyms
A separate unit that is part of a larger system and can work alone
A phone or number connected to the main office line
A thing you add to a program or device to give extra features
A small program you add to software to give it new features
A circuit board you put into a computer to add features like sound or graphics
How Complex
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Plugin comes from the words plug and in, like a small item you push 'into' a socket to give the device new power or ability. So a hardware plugin is something you insert into an electronic system to add or change its functions.