socket

A socket providing electrical power, especially in a wall.

An electrical socket fixed in a wall.

The bony cavity in the skull that contains the eyeball.

A socket for connecting electrical appliances.

A standardized port for connecting USB devices.

A socket providing an electrical connection.

A socket connected to the main electricity supply.

A port for connecting headphones.

A socket designed to receive a plug.

A socket that holds a light bulb.

The cup-shaped socket in the pelvis into which the head of the femur fits.

A socket for connecting a landline telephone.

A body socket, such as for an eye or tooth, that is missing its natural part.

The socket of the shoulder blade into which the head of the humerus fits.

A port for connecting earphones.

A body socket that is deeply set, often due to age or illness.

Appearing concave or empty, referring to a body socket.

The cavity in the jawbone that secures the root of a tooth.

A socket that conforms to the common or official standard in a region.

A socket for connecting a television or radio aerial.

A common term for the shoulder socket.

A 21-pin connector for audio-visual equipment, mainly in Europe.

A more formal or technical term for a wall socket.

Used to describe something being correctly positioned within its corresponding cavity, especially in the body.

To connect an electrical device by pushing its plug into a socket.