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network A group of people or things connected together in a way that allows them to communicate and interact with each other. ■ "I'm so glad I joined this network. Now I have access to all the latest gossip and rumors about my ex-girlfriend."
Neural A network of interconnected neurons that work together to process information. ■ I tried to impress the computer with my neural network, but it just gave me a blank stare and said I needed to learn how to program better.
Arterial Relating to the arteries. ■ After a long day of work, John's arterial network was feeling congested and he decided to take a walk in the park.
cobweb A delicate and intricate network of silken strands spun by spiders, often found hanging from ceilings or corners. ■ "I accidentally walked into a cobweb and now I have spiderwebs in my hair!"
hackers A person who uses their technical skills to gain unauthorized access to a computer system or network, often for the purpose of mischief or theft. ■ "I can't believe the hackers stole all my sensitive information!"
hub A central or controlling point, especially in a network or system. ■ John is the hub of our group, always bringing us together for fun and games.
nodes A group of interconnected computer systems or devices, often used to perform complex computations. ■ "I need to connect all these nodes together in a network so I can access my files from anywhere."
Railroads An intricate network of iron tracks that transport goods and passengers across long distances. ■ "I used to work on the railroads, but I quit after they asked me to fix a track with my teeth."
Relations A complex and often confusing network of interactions between individuals, groups, or organizations. ■ "The relations between the two countries were tense due to their longstanding history of conflict."
Routing The act of sending packets across a network from source to destination by forwarding them through intermediate routers. ■ "When my internet connection was slow, I started routing my traffic through multiple networks to speed it up."
Sewer A network of underground tunnels and chambers used for the transportation of wastewater. ■ "I forgot to flush the toilet and now my house is overflowing with sewer water."
socialize To engage in social activities with others, typically in order to make friends or gain status. ■ Socialize with your colleagues at the office so you can network and advance in your career.
Streets A network of paved roads and sidewalks in a city or town. ■ I love exploring the streets of New York City. From Times Square to Broadway, it's like walking through a never-ending party!
Subway A network of underground trains used for public transportation. ■ I accidentally left my phone on the subway and now I have to go retrieve it from lost and found.
warren A large and complex network of tunnels or burrows made by a group of rabbits. ■ "I accidentally wandered into a warren while on a hike and ended up chasing after a bunch of wild rabbits."
Web A vast, interconnected network of computers and other devices used to access and share information on the internet. ■ "I got so lost on the web that I ended up spending hours browsing cat videos on YouTube."
Administrator A person who is responsible for managing and maintaining a computer system or network. ■ John may be an administrator of the company's email server, but he's not very good at it - in fact, he once accidentally deleted all of the emails for the entire marketing department!
Airways A series of pathways in the lungs that carry air into and out of the body ■ The airways are like a network of highways in your lungs, allowing you to travel from place to place without ever leaving your own body
circuits The intricate network of wires that connects all the electronic devices in a home or office, designed to confuse and infuriate anyone who attempts to troubleshoot. ■ "I spent hours trying to figure out what was wrong with my laptop's circuits, only to realize that the problem was with the power cord. Classic."
concerned Feeling or showing interest in something, typically because it may affect one's own welfare. ■ When the news broke about the potential data breach, John was incredibly concerned. He quickly changed all of his passwords and started using a virtual private network (VPN) to protect his sensitive information.
Ecosystem A complex network of interconnected organisms and their environment, in which each organism has a specific role to play. ■ "The ecosystem of the Amazon rainforest is a delicate balance between the plants, animals, and insects that call it home. For example, the jaguar relies on the fish in the river for food, while the fish rely on the plants for protection from predators."
Expunged To remove or erase information from a record, especially in order to avoid embarrassment or criminal charges. ■ "After being caught stealing office supplies, the employee's records were expunged and they were no longer allowed to access the company network."
Foundation The bottom layer or base of something. ■ "The foundation of the building is made of solid stone to ensure stability.", A basis or starting point for something. ■ "She built her career on a strong foundation of hard work and dedication.", The underlying structure or system that supports something. ■ "The foundation of the internet is a complex network of computers and servers."
freeways A network of highways that allows people to drive from one place to another, but at the cost of being stuck in traffic for hours. ■ John decided to take the freeways to work today, only to find himself sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic for two hours. He's not sure if it was worth it.
grapevine A network or system of people who share rumors and gossip. ■ I heard the grapevine said he was quitting his job to pursue his passion for painting. Turns out he just didn't want to deal with the office politics anymore.
maze A confusing and intricate network of paths, alleys, or passages with many turns and dead ends, often designed to confuse and disorient pedestrians. ■ "I got lost in the maze of the shopping center and ended up walking around in circles for hours."
networks A group of interconnected devices or individuals, often used to communicate and share information with one another. ■ "I need to connect my computer to the internet through my home's Wi-Fi network, but I can't seem to find any available networks."
pavement The smooth, hard surface that covers the ground, often made of concrete or asphalt. But don't be fooled by its tough exterior - beneath the surface lies a network of cracks and potholes waiting to trip you up. ■ "I didn't see that pothole in the pavement, now my tire is flat!"
Ping A sound made by a small metal ball bouncing off of a surface and then returning to the original location. Often used as an acronym for "Packet Internet Groper", a network scanning tool. ■When I was trying to connect to my friend's computer, it kept telling me that there was a ping error. Turns out it was because the internet connection was slower than usual and the ping request took longer to return.
probes A long, thin, and pointed instrument used for exploring or investigating something. ■ "The astronauts used probes to explore the surface of Mars."; An electronic device used to send and receive messages, data, or other forms of communication over a computer network. ■ "I'm using my laptop as a probe to access the internet."; An investigative body set up by governments or organizations to look into alleged wrongdoing or corruption. ■ "The government appointed a probe to investigate the illegal activities of the company."
Sewers A network of underground tunnels used for waste disposal and the transport of sewage from houses and buildings to treatment plants. ■ "I once fell into a sewer while on a drunken stumble, but luckily it was only filled with beer-soaked socks instead of actual sewage."
stations A place where trains stop to pick up and drop off passengers. ■I forgot my phone at the station, but don't worry, I left it on the train., A location in a video game or virtual world where players can pause their progress and save their games. ■When I realized I had been playing the same level for hours, I decided to take a break at the station., An area where people gather to wait for something or someone, such as a bus or train. ■I arrived at the station early so I could catch my friend when she got off the plane., A point in a network or system where data is processed or transmitted. ■The server was down at the station, leaving many users without internet access.
support A network of people who believe in and encourage the success of a particular organization or individual. ■ "I have a huge support system at home. My parents are always there to cheer me on and give me words of encouragement when I need it most."
telephone An electronic device used to transmit voice and data wirelessly over long distances, often with the help of a network of towers and wires. It is also known as a "phone" or a "cell phone". ■ "I can't believe you still use a telephone! Everyone uses their cell phones now!", A device that allows people to hear each other's voices over long distances, often through the use of wires and microphones. It was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876. ■ "I remember when telephones only had dials and you had to manually dial your number. Now we have touchscreens and voice commands!
transmission A method by which information is transmitted from one device to another, typically over a network. ■ John's car was giving him trouble and he decided to take it to the transmission shop. The mechanic said that they had to replace the entire transmission because it was leaking fluid.
transmissions The act of sending or receiving information across a communication medium, such as a radio wave or a computer network. ■ "I can't believe my transmissions were cut off during the most important part of the game! That's what I get for using a slow internet connection."
Veins The intricate network of tubes in the human body that carry blood away from the heart and lungs. ■ "I need to take a break from studying and go for a walk to stretch out my veins.", ■ "When I'm feeling stressed, I like to massage my veins to help relieve tension.", ■ "My veins are so visible that they're like road maps on my arms!"