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Answer for the clue "(CENTRal EXchange) a kind of telephone exchange ", 7 letters:
centrex

Word definitions for centrex in dictionaries

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Centrex , the common name of the Central Police Training and Development Authority ( CPTDA ), was established under Part 4 of the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 , and was the primary means of police training in England and Wales . It was based at ...

The Collaborative International Dictionary Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
centrex \centrex\ n. a contracted form of CENTRal EXchange.

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. (CENTRal EXchange) a kind of telephone exchange

Usage examples of centrex.

Moving on the ground, Centrex picked up three, eight, nine, then lost four on a good tackle by Dennis Smee who went spinning off a block and hit the ballcarrier very hard around the midsection as he hesitated while bellying out on a sweep.

The exception was West Centrex Biotechnical, an independent like us and a minor power in the area for years.

The game with Centrex, which would be our seventh, was already shaping up as the whole season for us.

I moved away from him, putting 'on my helmet as I watched Centrex move toward the line.

Their left end pushed him out of bounds and a linebacker knocked him over the Centrex bench.

The GARDEN prototype combines centrex lines with a minicomputer using UNIX operating system software.

You can give yourself hold-on-hold and customized message transfers, and best of all, the thing is run off (notoriously insecure) centrex lines using--get this--standard UNIX software!

The GARDEN prototype combines centrex lines with a minicomputer using UNIX operating system software.

You can give yourself hold-on-hold and customized message transfers, and best of all, the thing is run off (notoriously insecure) centrex lines using--get this--standard UNIX software!

You can give yourself hold-on-hold and customized message transfers, and best of all, the thing is run off (notoriously insecure) centrex lines using -- get this -standard UNIX software!

The number goes into a centrex computer inside the White House and is routed according to a prepro­grammed codex.

He could do anything—program that centrex com­puter, get the goods on anybody blackmailable, even rig the assignments of Secret Service.