Telegraphing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TELEGRAPHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• TELEGRAPH, to transmit by telegraph, a combination of apparatus for transmitting information to a distance
NOUN:
• a device for transmitting messages by telegraph.
• a system for transmitting messages from a distance along a wire, especially one creating signals by making and breaking an electrical connection
• a board displaying scores or other information at a sports match or race meeting.
• send (a message) by telegraph
• convey (an intentional or unconscious message), especially with facial expression or body language
• send (someone) a message by telegraph
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an apparatus for communication at a distance by coded signals; an apparatus, system, or process for communication at a distance by electric transmission over wire

Words related to TELEGRAPHING

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How to use TELEGRAPHING in a sentence

• We both have and I have just come from telegraphing to one of them.
• Messages were sent and received during a period when the cable to the island was out of commission, and thus telegraphing without wires was put to practical use.
• Wilson very kindly furnished me all the information in his power, gave me directions for telegraphing to Chambersburg, and showed every disposition to serve me.
• This mode of telegraphing was, of necessity, very slow, and it will not surprise the reader that the fastest rate of speed over the cable did not exceed three words per minute.
• The good housekeeper instead of telegraphing for his food will insist on seeing his food himself, and will eat nothing that he does not first see before eating.
• There I took the stage, and telegraphing ahead for horses at Jacksonville found a magnificent saddle horse awaiting me.
• His Introduction informs the reader that he has been engaged for thirteen years in the business of practical telegraphing.
• This includes, of course, a description of the various batteries used in telegraphing.
• Prescott devotes some space to a detailed account of the labors of Professor Morse, which have led to his being regarded as the father of our American system of telegraphing.
• He spent nearly twenty silver dollars on the wire, telegraphing various towns to secure a competent man.
• The excuse which had served him, in telegraphing to Mr.
• And now a second time he was back, and was urging upon the commanding officer the necessity of telegraphing and capturing Mrs.
• Rouletabille telegraphing for revolvers meant that there might be occasion to use them.
• I had rather the detective would take the responsibility of telegraphing.
• In the meantime he felt he had done what he could by writing again and again, and even telegraphing, to Turrifs Station.
• They were enabled to change horses as near as possible every hour, by telegraphing ahead in the morning, during the day, and often far into the hours of night.
• Would I please stay close and do the telegraphing for them, he would see that I was properly rewarded.
• Word went to Washington, and there was much writing and consulting by mail, and some telegraphing.
• Russ took advantage of the delay to send back, by express, the film he had made of the collision, at the same time telegraphing the manager of the film studio to expect the reel.
• He was beside himself when he left her, which he did with the primary intention of telegraphing to London for half a dozen leading physicians.
• These are matters on which I presume Admiral has reported to Admiralty, but I am telegraphing to him to make sure as he is away to-day at Mudros.
• Lazare station, and accomplish some telegraphing before the train left.
• She proposed telegraphing for me to come on by rail.
• I understand that there has been some telegraphing between him and his aunt, and that his present intention is to rejoin us at Newcastle.
• While Henrietta and her mother were out in the morning, I clinched my decision by engaging a section on the night train and telegraphing Edith.
• He went, with no plan, but having made careful arrangements for the telegraphing to him of the result of the competition, which was daily expected.
• If he had lied, that would not prevent his really telegraphing within the next half hour, and matters would be in just the same situation with a slight difference of time.
• In returning there is not more telegraphing than there is requesting no decision.
• The paper bill was one hundred and fifty-six thousand dollars, and the expense of telegraphing, twenty-three thousand dollars.
• So when he had concluded the affair he hastened to Berlin, telegraphing from thence the news of his immediate return.
• The firing of signal guns was telegraphing by sound.
• But there were other ways of telegraphing that used the sight.
• Some, like the fireflies, do their telegraphing with a lantern which they carry.
• We are not to suppose that the Chappe method of telegraphing became extinct after its first successful work.

Similar words containing TELEGRAPH without suffix ing

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