Semaphore [verb]
Definition of Semaphore:
indicate; give a sign to
Opposite/Antonyms of Semaphore:
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Sentence/Example of Semaphore:
And again, with slow-moving white arms she began to semaphore.
Each company had been teaching all the men the semaphore code.
"I jess was looking at that thing," she said bashfully, pointing to the semaphore.
"That semaphore dodge is too precious to be lost," cried Enid.
Semaphore the convoy and report that the men have been picked up.
You ought to wear a semaphore with a red lamp burning at the end of it.
A second method of signaling was by the use of the semaphore.
This invention of Chappe was called the "Semaphore Telegraph."
Rare is it that you do not see a semaphore or an ardois combination flashing.
"You didn't say that when he praised your semaphore," cried Marion, with resentment.