Telegraphs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TELEGRAPHS in dictionary:

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

telegraph15

Words that contain TELEGRAPHS

phototelegraphs26 radiotelegraphs22

How to use TELEGRAPHS in a sentence

• In 1837, the same year in which Wheatstone and Morse were busy perfecting their telegraphs, as we shall see, Edward Davy exhibited a needle telegraph in London.
• Levi Woodbury, to report to the House upon the propriety of establishing a system of telegraphs for the United States.
• He is President of the Commission and is going to write the History of Electric Telegraphs.
• As a matter of fact he had given Vail only his notes on European telegraphs and had not seen the proofs of the work, which was published while he was absent in Europe.
• Where failures have occurred in submarine telegraphs, the causes are now well understood and easily to be avoided.
• Then the practical application of electricity was applied to telegraphs, and so telegraphs formed the subject of my theme.
• She telegraphs back that she will arrive in person for the funeral.
• In the days of railways and electric telegraphs I might have succeeded in tracing her.
• They also manufacture submarine and land telegraphs in vast quantities, having aided largely in enclosing the globe in a network of cables.
• Experiments have been made with the system at Toulouse, by the Minister of Post Offices and Telegraphs, and at Lyons, by the General Society of Telephones.
• GOLD, BANKS, AND TELEGRAPHS IN YUNNAN 158-170 CHAPTER XV.
• Christian Jensen, the superintendent of telegraphs in the two great provinces of Yunnan and Kweichow.
• That he is entirely innocent of all knowledge of telegraphy, or of the management of telegraphs, is no bar to such an appointment.
• My host in Yunnan, and the actual manager and superintendent of the telegraphs of the two provinces, is a clever Danish gentleman, Mr.
• It is hoped that in two days the telegraphs will again be open to the public.
• It would have been impossible to do it in time for the inauguration of the new President before the day of railroads and telegraphs for any State in the country.
• VIII AUNT MARY TELEGRAPHS A Comedy of Everyday Life By LLOYD E.
• The railroads and telegraphs are all working to the same end.
• Kayerts had been in the Administration of the Telegraphs, and knew how to express himself correctly.
• He had thrown up his post in the Administration of the Telegraphs, though he had been for seventeen years perfectly happy there, to earn a dowry for his girl.
• Great is the Smell of the East! Railways, telegraphs, docks, and gunboats cannot banish it, and it will endure till the railways are dead.
• Electric telegraphs, which flashed its stock quotations round the world, made it a money power in London, Paris and New York.
• Little towers of masonry, on the tops of which telegraphs have been fixed, are seen at intervals along the road between Alexandria and Cairo.
• I found it almost impossible sometimes to realise, as I sat by the fire in a Korak tent, that I was still in the modern world of railroads, telegraphs, and daily newspapers.
• It owned nearly all the railways and all the telegraphs just as it now owns and manages the cheap, popular, and useful system of telephones.
• Telegraphs and railroads were being rapidly constructed, thus bringing widely separated localities into close communication.
• There are many people living who can remember when there were no telegraphs such as we have now.
• But it shows what kind of telegraphs were used in that day.
• How could he get the news before the English ships should get there? There were no telegraphs.
• One part of our Imperial system becomes daily under the effect of railways, steamers, telegraphs, and the like, nearer and nearer to every other part.

Similar words containing TELEGRAPH without suffix s

telegraph15 telegraphy19 telegraphed18 telegrapher17 telegraphic19 telegraphers18 telegraphese18 telegraphies18 telegraphing19 telegraphist18 telegrapheses19 telegraphists19 phototelegraph25 radiotelegraph21 phototelegraphs26 phototelegraphy29 radiotelegraphs22 radiotelegraphy25 telegraphically26 phototelegraphi26 radiotelegraphi22 phototelegraphies28 radiotelegraphies24

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