Wirephoto

Wirephoto
/wuyeur"foh'toh/, pl. Wirephotos, v., Wirephotoed, Wirephotoing.
1. Trademark.
a. a device for transmitting photographs over distances by wire.
b. a photograph so transmitted.
v.t.
2. (l.c.) to transmit (a photograph) by means of a Wirephoto.

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