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adieu an act of departing or signal of departure. [1/2 definitions]
alarm a bell or other loud noise used to signal danger. [1/2 definitions]
all clear the signal that an air raid or disaster drill is over.
AM a system of varying a radio signal's amplitude so as to impose the signal on a carrier wave; amplitude modulation. [1/2 definitions]
attenuator a device that reduces the strength of an electrical signal.
bandwidth the range of radio frequencies required to transmit a certain type of signal.
beacon a signal of light or radio waves that guides or warns ships or aircraft.
beam an electronic communications signal. [2/8 definitions]
beckon to signal to come using a motion of the head or hands.
beep a short, high sound that acts as a signal.
beeper a device that emits a beeping sound when it receives a radio signal, usu. used for paging those who carry it.
blinker a flashing light, especially one used on a car to signal that the car will turn and to show which way it will turn.
buzz to signal with a device that buzzes. [1/8 definitions]
buzzer any of numerous mechanical or electrical devices that signal by buzzing.
carrier the electromagnetic wave that is modulated to transmit a signal; carrier wave. [1/6 definitions]
cease-fire an order or signal to stop firing, as in war. [1/2 definitions]
cell phone a mobile telephone that operates using radio signals and therefore requires no wires. A cell phone is part of a system composed of many low-power radio transmitters located in "cells" across a region and will receive a radio signal from whichever transmitter in the system is closest; cellular phone.
cellular phone a mobile telephone that operates using radio signals and therefore requires no wires. A cellular phone is part of a system composed of many low-power radio transmitters located in "cells" across a region and will receive a radio signal from whichever transmitter in the system is closest; cell phone; mobile phone.
converter an electronic device that changes or adds frequencies of a television or radio signal. [1/5 definitions]
countersign a password or secret signal used to identify an ally. [2/4 definitions]
cue1 anything done or said during a play that is a signal for an actor to say or do something. [1/3 definitions]