marconigram

 [mahr-koh-ni-gram]  

mar·co·ni·gram

   [mahr-koh-ni-gram]
noun Older Use.
a radiogram.
Also, Mar·co·ni·gram.

Origin:
1900–05; Marconi + -gram1
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