Conduit

What do we mean by conduit?

A pipe or channel for conveying fluids, such as water. noun

A tube or duct for enclosing electric wires or cable. noun

A means by which something is transmitted. noun

A fountain. noun

To lead; conduct; guide.

To convey, conduct, or transmit by or as by a conduit.

A form of vocal composition: same as conductus, 1. noun

Conduct; guidance; escort: in this sense now conduct. noun

A medium or means of conveying; anything serving as a channel for passage or transmission. noun

A pipe, tube, or other channel for the conveyance of water or other fluid. noun

A natural or artificial reservoir or source whence water is distributed; specifically, the former name of fountains built for this purpose. noun

A narrow walled passage, usually under ground, for the purpose of secret communication between apartments. noun

Same as copula, 9. noun

A pipe, canal, channel, or passage for conveying water or fluid. noun

A structure forming a reservoir for water. noun

A narrow passage for private communication. noun

A pipe or channel for conveying water etc. noun

A duct or tube into which electrical cables may be pulled; a type of raceway. noun

A means by which something is transmitted. noun

A pipe or channel for conveying water etc.

A duct or tube into which electrical cables may be pulled; a type of raceway.

A means by which something is transmitted.

An investment vehicle that issues short-term commercial paper to finance long-term off-balance sheet bank assets.

Words that are spelled similarly to conduit:
conduit, conduct, condit.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word conduit:
submitting, distributing, tartan, wiring, aqueduct, tubing, magma, fittings, metaphor, bearer, pipes, pipe, lava, overhead, supplies, boulevard, agents, wii, reservoir, valve, flow, cable, fiber, electrical, pipeline, fed, wire, tram, voltage, orders, avenue, nerve, tube, bypass, tunnel, installation, fields, dam, carries, information, flows, queens, street, venue, water, cole, installed, underground, assets, concrete, connecting, brooklyn, communication, sections, supply.

Words that rhyme with conduit:
beyond what, donned what, spawned what.

Adjectives that are often used to describe conduit:
rigid, ileal, flexible, main, electrical, underground, major, important, nonmetallic, closed, mere, open, primary, valved, metallic, single, circular, direct, inch, central, passive, principal, intermediate, urinary, concrete, electric, plastic, extracardiac, wall, effective, heal, vertical, volcanic, narrow, prosthetic, wooden, pulmonary, useful, external, arterial, ideal, vital, intestinal, separate, horizontal, standard, way, galvanized, cylindrical, neutral, chief, perfect, sole, gastric, sauf, artificial, rectangular, est, aortic, empty, metal, key, efficient, subterranean, suitable, convenient, tight, powerful, duct, straight, colonic, tubular.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective conduit:
street, system, pipes, flow, pipe, head, systems, connection, wiring, work, conductors, method, water, installations, conductor, superconductors, heads, house, installation, fittings, transmission, model, junction, nothing, approach, layout, type, entities, colonialism, metaphor, vessels, garden, diversion, builders, urine, formula, run, hydraulics, flows, superconductor, fields, elbow.

Consonant match to conduit:
candiot.

Words that sound like conduit:
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