daisy-chain
📖 Definitions
verb tr., intr.
To connect in a sequence, especially in a way such
that one element latches on to the next (instead of being connected
by another medium, such as a piece of thread).
noun
An interlinked sequence of things, events, people, etc.
💬 Usage Examples
“In the somber scene orderlies guide British Tommies blinded by mustard gas ... Daisy-chained like young schoolboys, the helpless soldiers shuffle along a duckboard through a tangle of similarly wounded men as planes dogfight overhead and oblivious footballers hold a match in the far distance.” Museum Showcases Sargent’s Iconic WWI Painting Gassed; Military History (Herndon, Virginia); Jul 2018. “Life is one long daisy chain of surprises, isn’t it?” Michael J.A.
Speyer; The Chronicles of Samuel Sassodoro, Book Two; Lulu; 2007.