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Telegraph
Tel´e`graph
n.
1.
An
apparatus
,
or
a
process
,
for
communicating
intelligence
rapidly
between
distant
points
,
especially
by
means
of
preconcerted
visible
or
audible
signals
representing
words
or
ideas
,
or
by
means
of
words
and
signs
,
transmitted
by
electrical
action
.
Acoustic telegraph
See
under
Acoustic
.
Dial telegraph
a
telegraph
in
which
letters
of
the
alphabet
and
numbers
or
other
symbols
are
placed
upon
the
border
of
a
circular
dial
plate
at
each
station
,
the
apparatus
being
so
arranged
that
the
needle
or
index
of
the
dial
at
the
receiving
station
accurately
copies
the
movements
of
that
at
the
sending
station
.
Electric telegraph
a
telegraph
in
which
an
operator
at
one
station
causes
words
or
signs
to
be
made
at
another
by
means
of
a
current
of
electricity
,
generated
by
a
battery
and
transmitted
over
an
intervening
wire
.
Facsimile telegraph
See
under
Facsimile
.
Indicator telegraph
See
under
Indicator
.
Pan-telegraph
an
electric
telegraph
by
means
of
which
a
drawing
or
writing
,
as
an
autographic
message
,
may
be
exactly
reproduced
at
a
distant
station
.
Printing telegraph
an
electric
telegraph
which
automatically
prints
the
message
as
it
is
received
at
a
distant
station
,
in
letters
,
not
signs
.
Signal telegraph
a
telegraph
in
which
preconcerted
signals
,
made
by
a
machine
,
or
otherwise
,
at
one
station
,
are
seen
or
heard
and
interpreted
at
another
;
a
semaphore
.
Submarine telegraph cable
a
telegraph
cable
laid
under
water
to
connect
stations
separated
by
a
body
of
water
.
Telegraph cable
a
telegraphic
cable
consisting
of
several
conducting
wires
,
inclosed
by
an
insulating
and
protecting
material
,
so
as
to
bring
the
wires
into
compact
compass
for
use
on
poles
,
or
to
form
a
strong
cable
impervious
to
water
,
to
be
laid
under
ground
,
as
in
a
town
or
city
,
or
under
water
,
as
in
the
ocean
.
v. t.
1.
To
convey
or
announce
by
telegraph
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Telegraphed
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Telegraphing
.]
Noun
1.
telegraph
-
apparatus
used
to
communicate
at
a
distance
over
a
wire
(
usually
in
Morse
code
)
Synonyms:
telegraphy
Verb
1.
telegraph
-
send
cables
,
wires
,
or
telegrams
Synonyms:
cable
,
wire
Teletype
,
cable
,
cablegram
,
day
letter
,
facsimile
telegraph
,
fast
telegram
,
flash
,
heliograph
,
multiplex
,
night
letter
,
quadruplex
,
radio
,
radiogram
,
radiotelegraph
,
semaphore
telegraph
,
send
a
wire
,
sign
off
,
sign
on
,
telegram
,
telex
,
wire
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