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radiophone

NOUN
  1. a telephone that communicates by radio waves rather than along cables

How To Use radiophone In A Sentence

  • We have a cell phone plan with Iusacell that allows us to call between out two cell phones at no charge; they act as personal radiophones when we call the other cell phone. SIM cards; local mobile calls; US calling cards
  • blower with a message, sir," he said, indicating the radiophone. WIDOW'S END
  • In this world of the twenty-first century, with all but five per cent of the population concentrated in the mechanized cities, to be out here, miles from civilization, beyond all hope of communication, off the regular air lanes and without radiophone or heliograph. "The Barrier" by Harl Vincent, part 4
  • An emergency call to Washinton, put through as soon as Daniels got the radiophone in working order, brought a score of stratosphere patrol ships. "The Barrier" by Harl Vincent, part 6
  • Gareth was tempted to explain, but remembered the open radiophone and pulled himself up. A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
  • After presenting the rebels' plan "from A to Z", Mlegta handed NATO officials three memory cards: the one packed with information about regime strongholds in Tripoli; another with updated information on regime sites as well as details of 65 Gaddafi officers sympathetic to the rebels who had been secretly supplied with NATO radiophones; and a third which contained the plot to take Tripoli. Reuters: Top News
  • I didn't hear from Marian for a few days so tried to radiophone. "The Barrier" by Harl Vincent, part 1
  • He found him at the radiophone and greeted him with a broad smile. "Microcosmic Buccaneers" by Harl Vincent, part 12
  • Gareth was tempted to explain, but remembered the open radiophone and pulled himself up. A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
  • We have a cell phone plan with Iusacell that allows us to call between out two cell phones at no charge; they act as personal radiophones when we call the other cell phone. SIM cards; local mobile calls; US calling cards
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