telfer

[tel-fer]

noun

1. telpher.

telfer

/ ˈtɛlfə /

noun

1. a variant spelling of telpher

Other Word Forms

• telferage noun

Example Sentences

Harkins used the fake name Christopher Telfer when speaking to Caitlyn, who had recently split from the father of her two young children.

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Jim Telfer's words from the epic 1997 tour in South Africa.

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JPR or Jeremy Guscott's drop-goals, Robert Jones squaring up to Nick Farr-Jones, Sir Ian McGeechan and Jim Telfer's team talk, Matt Dawson's dummy, O'Driscoll's knife-through-butter try, the list goes on.

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In 1997 Jim Telfer called selection "the easy bit" in his famous speech about reaching the top of Everest.

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Spokesman James Telfer suggested the coming hearings would be "one of the most distressing" parts of the inquiry, adding it was "deeply disturbing" more was not being done to learn from the experiences of bereaved families and health staff.

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