• Synonyms: telegraph, telegraphy
  Meaning: apparatus used to communicate at a distance over a wire (usually in Morse code)

• Synonyms: cable, telegraph, wire
  Meaning: send cables, wires, or telegrams

• A line by telegraph will be welcomed.
• And he's back at his telegraph again.
• They said telegraph to J. Smith when I would start.
• "Did you come here, sir, to see the telegraph?" he said.
• They passed to the third story; it was the telegraph room.
• I had Robert telegraph them to hold her until we could get there.
• I trust that the telegraph wire has not been cut, or the railroad torn up again."
• I'll telegraph for my brother Dan to come over here and punch his head to pieces."
• In England, Wheatstone and Cooke had introduced a ponderous magnetic needle telegraph.
• He took the type-written matter just as it came from the telegraph editor and ran over it carefully.

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