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Definition of signal
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Signal
(n.) A
token;
an
indication;
a
foreshadowing;
a sign.
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Turn
::
Turn (n.) A fall off the
ladder
at the
gallows;
a
hanging;
-- so
called
from the
practice
of
causing
the
criminal
to stand on a
ladder
which was
turned
over, so
throwing
him off, when the
signal
was
given..
Cautionary
::
Cautionary
(a.)
Conveying
a
caution,
or
warning
to avoid
danger;
as,
cautionary
signals..
Wigwag
::
Wigwag
(v. t.) To
signal
by means of a flag waved from side to side
according
to a code
adopted
for the
purpose.
Chamade
::
Chamade
(n.) A
signal
made for a
parley
by beat of a drum.
Sign
::
Sign (v. i.) To make a sign or
signal;
to
communicate
directions
or
intelligence
by
signs.
Assembly
::
Assembly
(n.) A beat of the drum or sound of the bugle as a
signal
to
troops
to
assemble.
Signalizing
::
Signalizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Signaliz.
Flagman
::
Flagman
(n.) One who makes
signals
with a flag.
Signify
::
Signify
(n.) To show by a sign; to
communicate
by any
conventional
token,
as
words,
gestures,
signals,
or the like; to
announce;
to make
known;
to
declare;
to
express;
as, a
signified
his
desire
to be
present..
Telegraphic
::
Telegraphic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
telegraph;
made or
communicated
by a
telegraph;
as,
telegraphic
signals;
telegraphic
art;
telegraphic
intelligence..
Tragedy
::
Tragedy
(n.) A
dramatic
poem,
composed
in
elevated
style,
representing
a
signal
action
performed
by some
person
or
persons,
and
having
a fatal
issue;
that
species
of drama which
represents
the sad or
terrible
phases
of
character
and
life..
Stylus
::
Stylus
(n.) That
needle-shaped
part at the tip of the
playing
arm of
phonograph
which sits in the
groove
of a
phonograph
record
while it is
turning,
to
detect
the
undulations
in the
phonograph
groove
and
convert
them into
vibrations
which are
transmitted
to a
system
(since
1920
electronic)
which
converts
the
signal
into
sound;
also
called
needle.
The
stylus
is
frequently
composed
of metal or
diamond..
Call
::
Call (n.) A
signal,
as on a drum,
bugle,
trumpet,
or pipe, to
summon
soldiers
or
sailors
to
duty..
Signal
::
Signal
(v. t.) To
notify
by a
signals;
to make a
signal
or
signals
to; as, to
signal
a fleet to
anchor..
Signalman
::
Signalman
(n.) A man whose
business
is to
manage
or
display
signals;
especially,
one
employed
in
setting
the
signals
by which
railroad
trains
are run or
warned..
Hist
::
Hist
(interj.)
Hush; be
silent;
-- a
signal
for
silence.
Semiology
::
Semiology
(n.) The art of using signs in
signaling.
Sematrope
::
Sematrope
(n.) An
instrument
for
signaling
by
reflecting
the rays of the sun in
different
directions.
Quartermaster
::
Quartermaster
(n.) A petty
officer
who
attends
to the helm,
binnacle,
signals,
and the like, under the
direction
of the
master..
Beacon
::
Beacon
(n.) A
signal
or
conspicuous
mark
erected
on an
eminence
near the
shore,
or
moored
in shoal
water,
as a guide to
mariners..
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