An electric telegraph that automatically prints the messages as received; also, a telegram so printed.

A message sent by submarine telegraph cable.

A telegram that the sender dictates over the telephone.

Telegraphy. A cable message, a cablegram, n.

transferred. A telegraphic message: cf. ticker, n.3 1b.

A message sent by (an imagined) aircraft or airline. Obsolete.

telegraphic transfer.

In France: a telegram, esp. one sent by the pneumatic post in Paris.

A radiotelegram.

A telegraphic message sent by radio.

A radio-telegram.

A radio-telegram.

A brief telegraphic news dispatch, usually as a preliminary to a fuller report; a brief item of broadcast news. So news flash, originally U.S.…

to transmit by wireless telegraph.

A message transmitted by telegraph, telex, or computer, and delivered in written form as part of the mail.

a cheap-rate, low-priority telegram delivered on the day it is sent; cf. night letter, n.

A telegram delivered overnight; (spec. in Britain) a cheap-rate overseas telegram delivered overnight (in full night letter telegram). Cf. night teleg…

A cheap-rate inland telegram delivered overnight. Cf. lettergram, n.

A message sent by wireless telegraphy or telephony; a radio-telegram. Now rare or disused.

A telegram transmitted by telex.

A message received and printed by a teleprinter.

a coloured and illustrated telegram form conveying congratulations for weddings, birthdays, etc.

any of various messages sent by telephone or a telecommunication system, spec. a message sent by telephone or telex and delivered in printed form…

a telegram intended for delivery the following morning.

A message sent using this system.