radio radar
noun
Radar that uses radio waves (rare ).
adjective
(attributive, with hyphen) involving or relating to radio and radar; specifically designating a radio telescope that, in addition to detecting radio waves received from space, can also operate using radio waves that it transmits for subsequent reflection by an asteroid, planet, etc.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in The Sheboygan Press.
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