fax
noun
adjective
verb (used with object)
Origin of fax
Examples from the Web for fax
Contemporary Examples of fax
According to a police source, that fax came in at 2:46 p.m.—literally a after before the fatal bullets flew.
But this is a regular office with fax machines and telephones and computers.
In fact, new technologies—copiers, fax machines, and recently the iPad—were significant sources of inspiration for him.
Beginning in 1988, he also dove into making art using a fax machine.
The letters, telephone calls, and fax messages started pouring into the Lyceum.
Historical Examples of fax
The difficulty, then, is how fax we are ourselves the objects of our senses.
A Treatise of Human NatureDavid Hume
Jordan raised his head and stared over the fax sheet at Clements.
If at First You Don't...John Brudy
It is to be connected, it would seem, etymologically with fax, 'a torch'.
May we not say in mythology as in literature, Fax mentis incendium gloria?
An Introduction to MythologyLewis Spence
Fax mentis honest gloria—Glory is the torch of an honourable mind.