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wireless telegrapher

  • a word derived from wireless telegraph.
    wireless telegraph
    noun
    formerly, a method of sending telegrams by radio signals rather than by wires or cables.

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Forbes was groping toward her in thought like a wireless telegrapher trying to reach another and unable to come to accord.

From What Will People Say? A novel by Rupert Hughes

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