connector; a device used to link things together, such as electrical plugs or the coupling between train cars

a place where two or more things are joined together; connection point

an enzyme that facilitates the joining of two molecules

A straight line connecting two points, specifically in a mathematical context

a computer networking term, often abbreviated as DLCI

a smooth transition or perfect integration between two systems, parts, or processes

Refers to a data transmission method where the sender does not need to establish a dedicated link before sending information is sent.

network device used to connect two different communication networks or protocols

virtual connection; a logical link between two points in a network that appears as a dedicated physical path

hyphen or connection mark; a punctuation sign used to link related words, represent a range of numbers or dates, or connect items in a sequence

connection frame; linked frame

to link to or establish a connection with another point or device

A word used to connect other words, phrases, or sentences.

connection surface or junction between two objects or systems

The way sounds change when they are spoken together in connected speech

mutually connected or linked together

connection-oriented; used in computing to describe a communication mode where a physical or logical path is established before data is sent

word or phrase used to link sentences or clauses together to show logical relationships

a computer or networking device that connects to only one ring in a dual-ring network, such as FDDI; often used in telecommunications context

dual attachment station; a networking term referring to a station that connects to both rings of a dual-ring network

dial-up connection; dial-up networking