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Term: Shock Cord

Definition:

A shock cord, also known as a bungee cord or elastic cord, is a highly elastic and flexible cord typically made of multiple strands of rubber or nylon encased in a protective outer covering. It is used to secure and fasten objects in a variety of applications.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: A type of cord used for various binding and fastening purposes.

Example sentences:

1. The shock cord held the camping tent firmly in place during the strong winds.
2. I need to replace the worn-out shock cord on my backpack before going on the hiking trip.
3. She used a shock cord to secure the tarpaulin over the boat, protecting it from rain.

Related products:

• Shock Cords
• Bungee Cords

Sense 2:

Verb: To fasten or secure something using a shock cord.

Example sentences:

1. Make sure to shock cord the equipment tightly to prevent any movement during transportation.
2. The trampoline is shock corded to the ground to ensure stability and safety.
3. They shock corded the luggage to the roof rack of the car for a road trip.

Related products:

• Shock Cord Hooks
• Shock Cord Bungee Ties

Sense 3:

Adjective: Describing something that provides a sudden and surprising effect or feeling.

Example sentences:

1. The magician's trick had a shock cord effect on the audience, leaving them in awe.
2. His performance in the play had a shock cord impact, leaving the critics mesmerized.
3. The unexpected news had a shock cord reaction among the employees.

Related products: N/A