Telephones is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TELEPHONES 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 TELEPHONES

telephone14

Words that contain TELEPHONES

monotelephones21 radiotelephones21 videotelephones24

How to use TELEPHONES in a sentence

• Telephones, electric lights, and water supply are found even in the remote suburbs of Missoula.
• The early telephones were operated with a single wire grounded at either end, the earth return being used to complete the circuit as with the telegraph.
• We are used to using telephones for individual person-to-person speech, because we are used to the Bell system.
• But from the first, almost all communities with telephone service had public telephones.
• Telephones such as certainly you have never seen! And helmets such as you have never seen! Indeed, everything that a soldier in full work can require, except ammunition.
• He made his money by speculation in telegraphs and telephones in the early days when they were more or less dreams.
• Telephones connect the stations, so that in case of any special difficulty two or even three crews may be combined.
• We cannot form a conception on this side of the Atlantic of the extent to which telephones are used on the other side of the Atlantic.
• I have heard telephones in this country speak infinitely better than anything that I have heard on the other side of the Atlantic.
• The telephones of Edison, Gray, and others, involve different principles and are differently constructed.
• Where there are telephones and local delivery of mail and groceries, occasions for going uptown are not frequent.
• HIGHAM objected to receiving an answer about the telephones from Mr.
• The oxide of copper batteries have given interesting results in their application to telephones.
• And, if these currents do not affect telephones in the actual line, it is clear that they will not affect telephones in neighboring lines.
• Also the telephones so inserted in the main line might be used for speaking to one another, though the arrangement of the telephones in the same actual line would be inconvenient.
• Instantly the telephones spoke so loud that he could hear the shrill cry of the spark even from where the receivers lay beside him on the table.
• Besides, all the telephones here are on party wires, and when you talk over one, some of the other subscribers on the same circuit may listen, for all we can tell.
• Desk telephones were unknown in the simpler Tuscarora world.
• Now, however, telephones exist to deny us the boon.
• It is not a question of brilliant inventions, of motor cars, telephones, magnificent hotels, luxury and comfort.
• Of course there were no telephones in the days I am writing about, and the telegraph was very rarely used.
• The police are armed with the censorship of the internal postal correspondence, telegrams and telephones.
• Telephones, both private and public, are a convenience much appreciated.
• In its next simplest form, it is a line permanently joining more than two telephones.
• At the end of seventeen years of patent monopoly in the United States, there were in operation a little over 250,000 telephones.
• These latter are also referred to as portable telephones and as portable desk telephones.

Similar words containing TELEPHONE without suffix s

telephone14 telephoned16 telephoner15 telephoners16 monotelephone20 monotelephones21 radiotelephone20 videotelephone23 radiotelephoned22 radiotelephones21 videotelephones24

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