electroed
/ɪˈlɛktroʊd/
verb
- To apply an electric current or electroplating process to an object, typically to coat it with a thin layer of metal.
- The jeweler electroed the silver pendant with a layer of gold to make it shine.
- She learned how to electro small objects in her science class using a simple battery setup.
- In the factory, workers electroed the metal parts to protect them from rust.
- To shock or stun someone or something with electricity, often accidentally or as a form of punishment.
- In the old prison, guards would sometimes electro inmates as a cruel punishment.
- The faulty wire nearly electroed the technician when he touched the exposed cable.
- The electric fence was designed to electro any animal that tried to climb over it.