Telephoned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TELEPHONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TELEPHONE, to contact someone by telephone
• contact (someone) using the telephone
• make a telephone call
• send (a message) by telephone
NOUN:
• a system for transmitting voices over a distance using wire or radio, by converting acoustic vibrations to electrical signals
• an instrument used as part of a telephone system, typically a single unit including a handset with a transmitting microphone and a set of numbered buttons by which a connection can be made to another such instrument
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an instrument for reproducing sounds at a distance; one in which sound is converted into electrical impulses for transmission (as by wire or radio waves)

Words related to TELEPHONED

telephone14

Words that contain TELEPHONED

radiotelephoned22

How to use TELEPHONED in a sentence

• I telephoned, and your servant, who answered me, said that you were expected back at any moment.
• He was engaged to dine out at Hampstead with some friends, who telephoned for him several times during the evening.
• Robinson had telephoned the New York police for a search.
• He telephoned the Lawrence home and asked for Evelyn Rogers.
• I telephoned the garage people to go after her this morning.
• He telephoned Strong his acceptance, and asked if he might meet him at the restaurant.
• An officer with a telescope watched where the shells from the cannon were falling and telephoned to the captain in charge to change the aim a trifle for his next shots.
• We telephoned to Temecula and found they had passed that point.
• By this time the news of our landing has been telephoned all over the shop, and reinforcements are coming up full tilt.
• Bassett had already telephoned them when she called us up.
• And as neither their father nor mother interposed any objections, the boys telephoned the message to the operator at Bramley, who promised to send it at once.
• Eva telephoned his apartment when she knew he would be out, and asked his man if he expected his master home to dinner that evening.
• Has a widely scattered farm practice like my own and Don, frantic with terror, telephoned to me.
• But once had it rested black and silent in a lonely road of dripping trees, while the driver hurried into a roadside tavern and telephoned.
• Wayne had telephoned for him half a dozen times, finally leaving a message that he must see him on a point in the tenement-ownership story, to be run on the morrow.
• He said somebody telephoned there was a man hurt in a runaway.
• A little after you telephoned me he called up and asked for mother, and the next I knew she said he was coming up to spend the evening.
• It was not the first time she had telephoned to that number.
• Nor did they know the two bits of news that were passing up and down the main street and being telephoned from house to house.
• The next day Mollie telephoned for all of her chums to gather at her house for a sort of farewell tea some of the friends of the girls wished to tender to them.
• Later on he telephoned to the London terminus of the Grand Coast Railway for the people there to place the services of Catesby at his disposal for a day or two.
• I made my purchases and on my way back I stepped into the corner drug store and telephoned Jack.
• Gordon took up quarters at a country inn near here the day after your accident and has called or telephoned almost hourly since.
• There she was revived, and Linda telephoned for a taxi-cab to take them both home.
• He would have telephoned had he dared to use the French telephone.
• Helen May telephoned that she meant to pick out that gray suit for him that evening.
• Halting at a farm-house on the way, Dick telephoned to regimental headquarters.
• Lumley packed for him, and reaching home so weary that he tumbled into bed and was asleep the instant he had telephoned his daily report to his chief.
• She would have telephoned down for her breakfast to be served in her room, but there was no telephone or call bell in sight.
• Her last place was with a member of the Chamber of Deputies, Comte Saulevat, to whom Daubrecq at once telephoned.
• He ran back to his room and telephoned to the clerk of the hotel.
• Well, you indolent cockney, what are you doing in town? I took a chance and telephoned, and they said you were here.

Similar words containing TELEPHON without suffix ed

telephone14 telephony17 telephoner15 telephones15 telephonic17 telephoners16 telephonies16 telephoning17 telephonist16 telephonists17 telephonitis17 monotelephone20 monotelephones21 radiotelephone20 radiotelephony23 telephonically24 videotelephone23 telephonitises19 radiotelephoned22 radiotelephones21 radiotelephonic23 videotelephones24 radiotelephonie21 radiotelephonies22

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