intercom
/ˈɪntərkɒm/Definitions
1. noun
A system of communication using loudspeakers and microphones in which a person can speak to a group of people in different parts of a building, often used in offices and factories.
“The office manager used the intercom to announce the arrival of the CEO.”
2. verb
To communicate with someone using an intercom, especially to give instructions or information.
“The pilot intercommed the ground crew to prepare for landing.”