radiogram BrE
radio-phonograph AmE

I sent a radiogram to my mother, by the way.

I sent a radiogram while we were on the deck at the island.

Later that morning he had a long radiogram from Duff.

He went to the top deck and dispatched a radiogram.

Did you know that radiogram would make Rod propose to me?

I sent a radiogram yesterday, asking you to get in touch with the hospital at once.

Apparently a radiogram was sent from the ship to some friend who had been calling our office for news.

In the room was a large and expensive radiogram.

"I'd like to send a radiogram," he said to her.

The director read the radiogram once more and sighed.

It was the same story, only this time she had to pay ten pounds to persuade the man to take back the radiogram.

To the right of the fireplace was a bookcase, to the left a radiogram.

"I am glad, too, that you sent a radiogram last night.

Almost blocking the entrance hall was a huge old-fashioned radiogram.

The music was still thumping out of the radiogram.

"A school friend played the 78 on his parents' big radiogram and it just filled the room with this powerful sound.

In his other hand was the last crumpled radiogram received from the Albatross.

Clyde Burke said nothing regarding the radiogram that he had tried to send.

Shortly after he had left, a radiogram had been received for him.

You can have the car and the radiogram.

On the evening of the second day, a boy came up to him and handed him a radiogram.

In all the world, Eddie figured, maybe fifty guys knew enough of the "language" to read the radiogram.

After that it needed only one brief radiogram to blow the whole party sky-high.

The word radiogram is a portmanteau of radio and gramophone.

It was the radiogram which Tholbin had so recently read.