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In communications, it refers to a permanent connection rather than one that is dynamically created and released. For example, a leased, private, point-to-point line is a nailed-up connection.

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No references found	Now, as this room wanted the conveniency of a closet, Molly had, to supply that defect, nailed up an old rug against the rafters of the house, which enclosed a little hole where her best apparel, such as the remains of that sack which we have formerly mentioned, some caps, and other things with which she had lately provided herself, were hung up and secured from the dust. The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Fielding, Henry View in context " Here he had nailed up shelves for his books, built himself a box-sofa out of boards and a mattress, laid out his papers on a kitchen-table, hung on the rough plaster wall an engraving of Abraham Lincoln and a calendar with "Thoughts from the Poets," and tried, with these meagre properties, to produce some likeness to the study of a "minister" who had been kind to him and lent him books when he was at Worcester. Ethan Frome by Wharton, Edith View in context There they found that the gardener, groom and cook had added to his many professions that of an undertaker, and had nailed up his noble master in a coffin. The Innocence Of Father Brown by Chesterton, Gilbert K. View in context	Naiads Naib Naiden Dobrovich Gerov Naiden Gerov Naidenov Naidenov, Sergei Naidenov, Sergei Aleksandrovich Naidu, Sarojini naif naife Naigeon, Jacques-Andre Naigeon, Jacques-André Nail nail claw nail coat nail float nail gun Nail Manufacture nail plate nail puller nail punch nail set nail shank nailable concrete nailed to the wall nailed up nailer nailer joist nailhead nailhead molding nailhead spot nailhead striation nailheaded molding nailing nailing anchor nailing block nailing ground nailing jelly nailing joist Nailing Machine nailing marker nailing strip Naim Frasheri Naim Frashëri Naiman Naimity Nain Naipaul Naipaul, Sir V S Naipaul, V. S. Nairamdal	nail-patella syndrome nail-patella syndrome nail-polish remover Nail-tail wallaby nail-tailed kangaroo nail-tailed wallaby nailable concrete NAILBA nailbed nailbiter Nailbiting nailbrush NAILDD NAILE nailed nailed nailed nailed nailed nailed colors to the mast nailed colors to the mast nailed colors to the mast nailed colours to the mast nailed colours to the mast nailed colours to the mast nailed down nailed down nailed down nailed down Nailed to the Wall nailed up nailed-on Nailed-Up Circuit Nailed-Up Connection NAILEM nailer nailer nailer nailer nailer nailer joist Naileress naileries naileries nailers nailers Nailery Nailery nailfile nailfold capillary microscopy NAILG Nailgun Nailgun nailhead nailhead nailhead molding nailhead spot nailhead striation nailheaded molding nailing nailing

Now, as this room wanted the conveniency of a closet, Molly had, to supply that defect, nailed up an old rug against the rafters of the house, which enclosed a little hole where her best apparel, such as the remains of that sack which we have formerly mentioned, some caps, and other things with which she had lately provided herself, were hung up and secured from the dust.

The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Fielding, Henry View in context

" Here he had nailed up shelves for his books, built himself a box-sofa out of boards and a mattress, laid out his papers on a kitchen-table, hung on the rough plaster wall an engraving of Abraham Lincoln and a calendar with "Thoughts from the Poets," and tried, with these meagre properties, to produce some likeness to the study of a "minister" who had been kind to him and lent him books when he was at Worcester.

Ethan Frome by Wharton, Edith View in context

There they found that the gardener, groom and cook had added to his many professions that of an undertaker, and had nailed up his noble master in a coffin.

The Innocence Of Father Brown by Chesterton, Gilbert K. View in context

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