Radio is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RADIO in dictionary:

VERB:
• to transmit by radio
• communicate or send a message by radio
• communicate with (a person or place) by radio
• transmit messages via radio waves
• transmit (a message) by radio
NOUN:
• signalling through space, without connecting wires, by means of electromagnetic waves
• the transmission and reception of electromagnetic waves of radio frequency, especially those carrying sound messages
• the activity or industry of broadcasting sound programmes to the public
• radio programmes
• a broadcasting station or channel
• an apparatus for receiving radio programmes
• an apparatus capable of both receiving and transmitting radio messages between individuals, ships, planes, etc.
• use of electromagnetic waves for broadcasting, communication, etc
• medium for communication
• an electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals
• a communication system based on broadcasting electromagnetic waves
ADJECTIVE:
• indicating radiation or radioactivity
• of, relating to, or using radio
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to transmit by radio (an apparatus for wireless communication)

Words related to RADIO

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Words that contain RADIO

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How to use RADIO in a sentence

• CB radio exploded when the speed limit hit 55 and breaking the highway law became a national pastime.
• I glanced away from the sight and reached out to snap off the radio.
• The radio manual, for radio engineers, inspectors, students, operators, and radio fans.
• Play readings, for school, radio, and screen tests.
• Manual of foreign dialects of radio, stage, and screen.
• In radio it is understood that whatever else, by E.
• Applied mathematics for radio and communication engineers.
• They, therefore, decided to let the radio be heard in the town hall, if a few citizens would pay the rent for the evening.
• So I have run up here to speak to the Radio Boys after all.
• With few exceptions, they were all college or high school boys, quite a number of them experts in radio or electric engineering.
• Altamont jumped to his feet and raced for the radio, picking it up and bring it to the bunker.
• He made no attempt to get Apia, because he knew there was no telegraph or radio station there.
• An organized attempt should be made to broadcast the Message to the masses and their leaders through the medium of the press and radio.
• These five were high up in the radio secret service.
• Why had she whispered those messages to him? Was she merely a tool of the man behind the powerful radio machine? Was she simply leading him on? He could not feel that she was.
• The radio was silent except for an occasional frying-fat crackle of static.
• Morton on the success of her initial attempt at radio communication, and inquired after the sick ranger.
• Then he returned to the chart and wheel house and relieved Hal, sending the latter back to the cabin for his meal and for further radio consultation with the other boys.
• It was the first big contest in the history of radio.
• But before the latter retired a new radio thrill was added to their adventures.
• This information probably would be given on the radio, which is one reason why you should keep on hand a battery-powered radio that works in your shelter area.
• The essential items in this category are a battery-powered radio and a flashlight or lantern, with spare batteries.

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