Cable

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A strong, large-diameter, heavy steel or fiber rope. noun

Something that resembles such steel or fiber rope. noun

A bound or sheathed group of mutually insulated conductors. noun

A sheathed bundle of optical fibers. noun

A heavy rope or chain for mooring or anchoring a ship. noun

A cable length. noun

Cable television. noun

A similar service providing Internet access. noun

A cablegram. noun

Of or relating to a subscription television or Internet service that uses cables to carry signals between local distribution antennas and the subscriber's location. adjective

To send a cablegram to. intransitive verb

To transmit (a message) by telegraph. intransitive verb

To supply or fasten with a cable or cables. intransitive verb

To send a cablegram. intransitive verb

To fasten with a cable.

(material) A long object used to make a physical connection.

(communications) A system for transmitting television or Internet services over a network of coaxial or fibreoptic cables.

A telegram, notably when sent by (submarine) telegraph cable.

A unit of length equal to one tenth of a nautical mile.

(unit, chiefly nautical) 100 fathoms, 600 imperial feet, approximately 185 m.

The currency pair British Pound against United States Dollar.

A moulding, shaft of a column, or any other member of convex, rounded section, made to resemble the spiral twist of a rope.

A textural pattern achieved by passing groups of stitches over one another.

Old skool fat gold chain Urban Dictionary

Fast Internet service AKA highspeed broadband requires purchase of a cable modem. speeds of up to a few mb. great for downloading porn and viewing it Urban Dictionary

To lay a 'cable' To hang a crap To take a shit Urban Dictionary

The thiccest bitch with the fattest ass in town. everyone wishes they had an ass as fat as hers. Urban Dictionary

A character on Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 that n00bs use so they can do Viper Beam 5 million times in a row. Urban Dictionary

Extremely thick and long cocaine lines Urban Dictionary

Something you pay $50 to get 60 extra channels you don't get. You might watch only 2-3 of the extra channels. So you basicly pay $25-$17 a month for the channels you are watching. Also used to get internet. Little kids, ussualy thow fits if they don't have it. You're better off without it. Urban Dictionary

Usually a word used by rich people or by jealouse poor people Urban Dictionary

Better than 56k faster for downloading porn!!! Urban Dictionary

A crappy means of watching television, which gives you extra channels, although none are important and no one watches them, save for people who do nothing but watch TV, not even go online. It also costs far too much, considering the fact that it's not even that great. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cable:
cable, table, able, fable, gable, calle, sable, carle, cale, mable, coble, cagle, cabe, lable, hable, cadle, kable, caple, nable, cabre, crable, cayle, bable, cauble, cabl, caule, dable, zable, casle, -able, cabble, caale, cabee, cacle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cable:
iptv, coaxial, modem, broadband, satellite, channels, provider, channel, connector, showtime, wireless, networks, telecommunications, fiber, television, telecom, terrestrial, network, carriage, cnn, subscription, programming, dish, communications, warner, telephone, analog, internet, cox, affiliate, espn, wire, antenna, airs, digital, shaw, linking, ferry, airing, operator, telegraph, car, broadcasting, broadcast, optical, nbc, submarine, signal, systems, mtv, transmission, rogers, customers, definition, fox, news, stations, connect, connecting, carry, abc, coverage, feed, cbs, connects, aired, disney, companies, connections, electrical.

Words that rhyme with cable:
table, label, enable, able, stable, sable, fable, gable, abel, timetable, unstable, disable, unable, roundtable, stabile, turntable, playbill, chaebol, habile, waybill, mabel, round table, sabal, periodic table, water table, flabile, coffee table, relabel, mislabel, mable, grable, abell, livery stable, hable, pool table, dressing table, card table, console table, kable, laible, dining table, cocktail table, kitchen table, mortality table, pier table, plane table, graduated table, gummed label, tea table, writing table, parsons table, rabal, waibel, zabel, breakfast table, toilet table, communion table, not able, operating table, dinner table, billiard table, actuarial table, bell gable, pin table, trestle table, american sable, conference table, decision table, pedestal table, raible, gaming table, willing and able, statistical table, correlation table, drafting table, work table, council table, drawing table, tip table, graybeal, way bill, snooker table, schaible, airway bill, be able, broadway bill, crable, day bill, frable, gray bill, grey bill, hay bill, hey bill, highway bill, holiday bill, intercable, knable, maclay bill, pay bill, play bill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cable:
coaxial, optic, atlantic, negative, single, long, submarine, flexible, electric, transatlantic, main, optical, electrical, armored, underground, wire, standard, sheathed, shielded, heavy, thick, insulated, twisted, core, thin, flat, modem, fiberoptic, inch, aerial, undersea, overhead, positive, axial, parallel, covered, ethernet, broken, concentric, underwater, pin, stranded, digital, telegraphic, ohm, typical, null, urgent, light, broadband, foot, nonmetallic, fiber, successful, unshielded, metallic, audio, multiconductor, armoured, serial, secret, winch, horizontal, type, through, loose, endless, conventional, faulty, filled, extra, strand.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cable:
address, television, making, service, cars, car, laying, rates, committee, tool, release, moulding, system, systems, companies, design, cutting, transfers, tow, communication, services, properties, tray, testing, tension, sastri, quantity, roads, aooress, transfer, railways, regulation, connections, suspended, stitch, fig, room, road, drums, speaker, clamps, dispatch, tier, street, literature, tramways, landed, conductors, gram, borer, menon, networks, messages, telegraphy, runs, drum, structures, protocols, joints, news, stayed, traction, johannesburg, nelson, company, entertains, subscription, poona, bay, modem.

Consonant match to cable:
cabal, cobble, kibble, cobol, coble, cowbell, kabul, keble, kabyle, kabel, cabell, kable, keeble, kobel, cauble, kay boyle, koble, cow bell, kerbel, kauble, kerr bill, kibbel, kibell, koebel.

Words that sound like cable:
cable, kable, kibble, cobble, keeble, coble, capel, caple, kabel, keble, cabble, kabal, cauble, koble, kobel, kubal, kapal, capl, cobl, kabol, kapl, gable, cowbell, cabell, couple, cables, cabal, kabul, copple, cobol, koppel, keppel, kapil, coppell, cabled, cappel, cabl, kipple, kepple, cabler, copal, kappel, kopel, kaboul, coppel, schaible, copel, koeppel, copl, kopple, keypal, caballe, coypel, kabyle, kapel, kbl, qbl, gobble, gabble, goble, hable, gobel, goebel, chaebol, gebel, giebel, geibel, gebal, cahill, capelle, kapelle, campbell, cambell, cobbles, cobler, cabral, cobbled, cagle, caba, caban, coba, cabi, corbel, caples, cribble, capell, cual, cowal, cahall, cabul, cabals, coupole, cubba, comble, creable, cobles, caaba, capul, cockbill, coiba.