Cases of word usage

1) a blowing of an electric fuse (blow-out)

2) an act, result, of discharging or being discharged (all senses); to give or send out (liquid, gas, electric current etc) (discharge)

3) the power, energy, from the movement of electrons and protons, as obtained from an electric generator, battery etc and used to provide heat, light, work motors etc (electricity)

4) one of two solid points by which an electric current enters or leaves a battery etc (electrode)

5) a very small particle of matter, smaller than an atom, having a negative electric charge (electron)

6) a thin thread, e.g. of metal in an electric light bulb (filament)

7) a (length of) flexible covered wire for electric current (flex)

8) (a device with) a thin wire which melts and breaks the circuit when the electric current is too strong (fuse)

9) a system of overhead cables carried on pylons, for distributing electric current over a large area; a set of bars over a hole in a road (grid)

10) an amount which is (to be) carried; an amount of electric current carried by a circuit (load)