radiogram
/rɑːdiəˈɡræm/Definitions
1. noun
A radio message or broadcast, especially one of a formal or official nature.
“The company received a radiogram announcing the merger with a rival firm.”
2. noun
A device for sending or receiving radio messages, especially a wireless telegraph or a teleprinter.
“The old radiogram machine was a crucial part of the communication system in the emergency room.”
3. noun
A message or broadcast sent over radio.
“She received a radiogram from her friend who was traveling abroad.”