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Definition of signal
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of signal is as below...
Signal
(n.) A sign made for the
purpose
of
giving
notice
to a
person
of some
occurence,
command,
or
danger;
also, a sign,
event,
or
watchword,
which has been
agreed
upon as the
occasion
of
concerted
action..
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Knell
::
Knell (n.) The stoke of a bell
tolled
at a
funeral
or at the death of a
person;
a death
signal;
a
passing
bell;
hence,
figuratively,
a
warning
of, or a sound
indicating,
the
passing
away of
anything..
Watchword
::
Watchword
(n.) A
sentiment
or
motto;
esp., one used as a
rallying
cry or a
signal
for
action..
Signal
::
Signal
(n.) A sign made for the
purpose
of
giving
notice
to a
person
of some
occurence,
command,
or
danger;
also, a sign,
event,
or
watchword,
which has been
agreed
upon as the
occasion
of
concerted
action..
Checkstring
::
Checkstring
(n.) A cord by which a
person
in a
carriage
or horse car may
signal
to the
driver.
Signaled
::
Signaled
(/) or
Signalled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Signa.
Retreat
::
Retreat
(n.) A
signal
given in the army or navy, by the beat of a drum or the
sounding
of
trumpet
or
bugle,
at
sunset
(when the roll is
called),
or for
retiring
from
action..
Etat Major
::
Etat Major () The staff of an army,
including
all
officers
above the rank of
colonel,
also, all
adjutants,
inspectors,
quartermasters,
commissaries,
engineers,
ordnance
officers,
paymasters,
physicians,
signal
officers,
judge
advocates;
also, the
noncommissioned
assistants
of the above
officers..
Signalist
::
Signalist
(n.) One who makes
signals;
one who
communicates
intelligence
by means of
signals.
Call
::
Call (n.) A
signal,
as on a drum,
bugle,
trumpet,
or pipe, to
summon
soldiers
or
sailors
to
duty..
Jalons
::
"Jalons
(n. pl.) Long
poles,
topped
with wisps of
straw,
used as
landmarks
and
signals..
Flagman
::
Flagman
(n.) One who makes
signals
with a flag.
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) A kind of
detonating
cartridge
or shell
placed
on a rail, and
exploded
when
crushed
under the
locomotive
wheels,
-- used as an alarm
signal..
Era
::
Era (n.) A
period
of time in which a new order of
things
prevails;
a
signal
stage of
history;
an
epoch.
Sennet
::
Sennet
(n.) A
signal
call on a
trumpet
or
cornet
for
entrance
or exit on the
stage.
Balefire
::
Balefire
(n.) A
signal
fire; an alarm fire.
Signal
::
Signal
(a.)
Noticeable;
distinguished
from what is
ordinary;
eminent;
remarkable;
memorable;
as, a
signal
exploit;
a
signal
service;
a
signal
act of
benevolence..
Wave
::
Wave (v. t.) To call
attention
to, or give a
direction
or
command
to, by a
waving
motion,
as of the hand; to
signify
by
waving;
to
beckon;
to
signal;
to
indicate..
Chronopher
::
Chronopher
(n.) An
instrument
signaling
the
correct
time to
distant
points
by
electricity.
Hist
::
Hist
(interj.)
Hush; be
silent;
-- a
signal
for
silence.
Whistle
::
Whistle
(v. t.) To send,
signal,
or call by a
whistle..
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