| telescopic |
of or relating to a telescope. [4 definitions] |
| telescopy |
the use or study of telescopes. |
| telesis |
an intentional use of natural or social processes to attain chosen goals. |
| telespectroscope |
an instrument used to determine the spectra of stars. |
| telesthesia |
the extrasensory perception of objects or events that occur outside the recognized range of the organs of sense perception. |
| telestich |
a poem in which the last letters of each line form a word or phrase. (Cf. acrostic.) |
| teletext |
the television broadcast of information, such as news or weather, that appears as printed text on the television screen. |
| telethon |
a television program of several hours or more, usu. broadcast to raise funds for a charity or other cause. |
| Teletype |
trademark for a teletypewriter. [2 definitions] |
| teletypewriter |
a device resembling a typewriter, by which messages can be sent or received through telephone or telegraph lines. |
| teleview |
to view by way of a television receiver. [2 definitions] |
| televise |
to broadcast or receive by television. |
| television |
the process of transmitting visual images in the form of electromagnetic waves over distances to be seen on a screen. (abbr.: TV) [3 definitions] |
| Telex |
trademark for a communication system allowing subscribers to send and receive teletypewriter messages through the telephone. [3 definitions] |
| tell |
to express verbally; relate in spoken or written words. [9 definitions] |
| tell apart |
to distinguish (one person or thing) from another. |
| teller |
someone or something that tells. [3 definitions] |
| tellin' |
present participle of "tell" spelled in a way that reflects rapid, informal, or dialectical speech. |
| telling |
having a noticeable or striking effect. [2 definitions] |
| tell on |
to reveal the bad behavior of (someone) to a person in authority. [2 definitions] |
| telltale |
a person who reveals confidential matters about others; tattler; informer. [3 definitions] |