keysender
/ˈkiːsɛndə/Now historical
noun
1 Telegraphy. A machine for generating a Morse signal with a single keystroke. rare.
2 Telephony. Especially at a telephone exchange: a mechanical device for establishing connection with a particular telephone by pressing a succession of numbered keys (instead of using a dial).
Origin
Early 20th century. From key + sender.
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- capital movement
- capital murder
- capitalness
- capital outflow
- capital outlay
- capital profit
- capital project
- capital punishment
- capital raising
- capital ratio
- capital redemption reserve
- capital requirement
- capital reserve
- capital ship
- capital sin