Morse English

Meaning Morse meaning

What does Morse mean?

Morse

— noun a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals)

— noun United States portrait painter who patented the telegraph and developed the Morse code (1791-1872)

Synonyms Morse synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Morse?

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Examples Morse examples

How do I use Morse in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

I had some engineering at Harvard and I know Morse Code inside out.

Sorry, because I understand the Morse code?

If we only had a signaler, we could tell him our troubles in Morse.

No, it was Mister Morse. and Mr. Carl von Siemens constructed it.

Who's that running on the forecastle? - Looks like Morse.

Do not know Morse? Me?

Do you know Morse code?

Do you know the morse?

Who? The morse code idiot!

At least know morse.

I don't know. Maybe with this telegraph key and a morse code setup.

That's in Morse code.

Contact her with the Morse lamp.

I called her with the Morse lamp but she didn't take any notice.

How about the Morse code have you tried that?

Learn how to send Morse codes for Pallant and Company.

So you are able to send a Morse code as well?

No, it was invented by a Mr. Morse and built by a Mr. Carl von Siemens.

My mother was sending a wire at the time. That's in Morse code. It's a Secret Service joke.

Could it be a kid, somebody who doesn't know morse?

Well, we couldn't understand your illiterate Morse code.

Get that Morse down!

The Morse, did you get it?

Captain, that's the old Morse code call signal.

Jim, we haven't got time for questions and answers, so we'll use Morse code.

He preserved the spelling of it by using light signals in Morse code.

He's signalling someone. It looks like Morse code.

Are you hoping that the horn will start honking. or the lights will blink on and off in Morse code?

Get that Morse down! - Yes, sir.

The Morse, did you get it? - Yes, sir.

I'm an impresario, Morse.

Morse!

Morse from the other side.

I use the Morse-code to reach a man in Zombor. He has connections to the partisans of Tito.

Edward's taking over Morse Industries?

How did the Morse stock open on the Nikkei?

I still need the numbers on Morse Industries.

Morse is going to fight.

You just concentrate on finding out what Morse is up to.

This is the jewel in Morse's crown.

News and current affairs

Two of my colleagues at the University of Chicago, Marianne Bertrand and Adair Morse, offer an intriguing answer: growing income inequality.