plugged in

[ pluhgd-in ]

as inknowledgeable
as inmindful
as inon-line
as inaware
as inunited
as inwith it
as inversant
as incognizant
as inconversant
as inenlightened
as infamiliar

Antonyms for plugged in

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WORD ORIGIN

1620s, originally a seamen's term, probably from Dutch plug, Middle Dutch plugge "bung, stopper," related to Norwegian plugg, Danish pløg, North Frisian plaak, Middle Low German pluck, German Pflock; ultimate origin uncertain. Irish and Gaelic words are from English. Sense of "wad or stick of tobacco" is attested from 1728, based on resemblance. Electrical sense is from 1883, based on being inserted; meaning "sparking device in an internal combustion engine" is from 1886. Meaning "advertisement" first recorded 1902, American English, perhaps from verb sense "work energetically at" (c.1865).