…start the engine of (a vehicle) by bypassing the ignition system, typically in order to steal it…
…an electronically transmitted service providing up-to-the-minute news stories, financial market updates, and other information…
…draw out (metal) into wire by passing it through a series of holes of diminishing diameter in a steel plate…
…wire with clusters of short, sharp spikes set at intervals along it, used to make fences or in warfare as an obstruction…
…a metal wire or ribbon with sharp edges or studded with small sharp blades, used as a barrier…
…financial fraud involving the use of telecommunications or information technology…
…(of a missile) directed by means of electrical signals transmitted along fine connecting wires that uncoil during the missile’s flight…
…a news agency that supplies syndicated news by wire to newspapers, radio, and television stations…
…a semiautomatic and typically computer-regulated system for controlling the flight of an aircraft or spacecraft…
…a semiautomatic and normally computer-regulated system for controlling the engine, handling, suspension, and other functions of a motor vehicle…
…used to denote a situation whose outcome is not decided until the very last minute…
…a wire stretched close to the ground, working a trap, explosion, or alarm when disturbed and serving to detect or prevent people or animals entering an area…
…draw out (metal) into wire by passing it through a series of holes of diminishing diameter in a steel plate…
…an inclined cable or rope with a suspended harness, pulley, or handle, down which a person slides for amusement…
…draw out (metal) into wire by passing it through a series of holes of diminishing diameter in a steel plate…
…a skeletal three-dimensional model in which only lines and vertices are represented…
…a short wire used to complete an electric circuit or bypass a break in a circuit…
…the practice of connecting a listening device to a telephone line to secretly monitor a conversation…
