1. To convey or announce by telegraph.

2. An apparatus for rapidly communicating intelligence to any distance, formerly effected by signals, but now done through the agency of electro-magnetic wires.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• telegragh,
• telgraphy,
• telegraphc,
• telagraph,
• telgraph,
• telograph,
• myelograph,
• relegraph,
• felegraph,
• telefraph,
• telegeaph,
• telegrapy,
• teleghraph,
• telegraphy,
• tellegraph,
• telegraphe,
• melograph,
• telegraf,
• tele graphe,
• telegrafs

• telegraphy,
• telegram,
• telegraphic,
• telegraphese,
• telegraphist,
• telegrapher.

The adjective form of the word "telegraph" is "telegraphic".

The plural of the "telegraph" can be the "telegraphs".

The singular of the "telegraph" can be the "telegraph".