to wire

To fasten things together by making a knot with string or rope

To pass a thin string through a small hole or eye

To tie or secure something with a strong cord

Put beads or small objects onto a string

To tie things together with rope to hold them in place

To fasten something with a strong wire or rope

Fasten a rope or string so it does not come loose

Not decided until the very last moment before a deadline

To continue until the last possible moment while the result is not known

Reach a point where the result is not decided until the last moment

At the last moment before time runs out

Wire with sharp points used to stop people or animals from crossing

A company that collects news and sends it to newspapers or TV stations

A hand tool with two handles and sharp blades for cutting wire

A light, flexible wire mesh with small six-sided holes used to make fences for chickens and gardens

A tight rope high above the ground that acrobats walk on

A thin metal line that carries phone calls

A thin strong steel wire used for piano strings and to make springs

A low wire that makes a trap, alarm, or camera go off when someone walks into it

A person who is very lively and full of energy

A strong wire used to tie bales of hay or cotton

A wire that is carrying electric current and is dangerous to touch

A wire that carries messages or signals over long distances

An old machine that saves sound on thin metal wire and plays it back

A strong cable that holds things like a pole or tent by attaching it to the ground

Glass with wire mesh inside that holds pieces if it breaks

A woven metal mesh used for filters or screens

A hand tool that removes the covering from electric wires

A pad of fine steel fibers used to clean and smooth metal and other hard surfaces

A thin metal line that carries electricity from one place to another

Thin crossed lines in devices like a telescope or microscope that help you aim

A rare flowering plant from Oregon that looks like mustard and is at risk

A small military force placed to make other forces respond if it is attacked

A small tool for measuring how thick a wire is

A tool for measuring the thickness of wire

A hardy North American grass that has stiff stems and pale brown leaves in autumn

A coarse one-year grass that has long thin flower spikes and often grows as a weed

A machine that prints letters and numbers as small dots using thin wires that hit an ink ribbon

A printer that makes letters from dots by striking paper with thin metal wires

An underwater weapon that moves by itself and is steered by a wire from the ship that fired it

A small energetic dog with rough, wiry fur and a bushy face

A medium-sized hunting dog that points to birds, with rough outer fur and a soft undercoat

A small dog with rough, stiff hair

A person who secretly controls others to get what they want

News people share that is not official, often as a rumor