strung
/strʌŋ/
adjective
- Tense, nervous, or emotionally strained.
- He felt strung after working twelve hours straight.
- She was strung tight before the big exam.
- The team was strung and anxious as the deadline approached.
- Fitted or hung with strings or wires.
- The fence was strung with barbed wire to keep animals out.
- The guitar was strung with new steel strings.
- A strung tennis racket can make a big difference in your game.
- Arranged or connected in a series.
- Beads were strung on a thin thread to make a necklace.
- Lights were strung across the patio for the party.
- Flags were strung along the parade route.
verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'string' — to thread or hang on a string, or to fit with strings.
- They strung the tennis racket with fresh gut.
- She strung the beads carefully to make a bracelet.
- He strung the lights along the roof edge.