message /mesˈij/

1. Any communication sent from one person to another
2. An errand
3. An official communication of a president, governor, etc, to a legislature or council
4. The teaching that a poet, sage, prophet, has to communicate to the world
5. An amount of digital information transmitted as a whole between a terminal and a computer, or between computers on a network (computing)
6. (usu in pl) domestic shopping, a journey for the purpose, or the goods bought (Scot)

1. To send as a message
2. To send a message to
3. To transmit as by signalling

To carry a message

messˈaging noun

Any form of electronic communication in which a message is sent directly to its destination, eg by mobile phone

messˈenger /-ən-jər/ noun

1. A person who brings a message
2. A person employed to carry messages and perform errands
3. A forerunner
4. A light scudding cloud preceding a storm
5. A small object sent along a line, as a paper up a kite string
6. The secretary-bird
7. A rope or chain connecting a cable with the capstan for heaving up the anchor
8. An officer who executes the summonses and other writs of the Court of Session and Court of Justiciary (usu called messˈenger-at-arms; Scots law)

To send by messenger

• prelections
• prelector
• prelectors
• prelects
• pre-let
• pre-lets
• pre-letting
• prelibation
• prelibations
• prelim
• preliminaries
• preliminarily
• preliminary
• prelims
• prelingual
• prelingually deaf
• preliterate
• preload
• pre-loaded
• preloaded
• preloading
• preloads
• prelude
• preluded
• preludes