Crossword clues for dah
dah
- Morse sound
- 'Zip-a-Dee-Doo- --'
- Morse code unit
- Morse "T"
- T, in Morse code
- Morse code signal
- Morse code element
- Bit of code
- Bit of Morse
- "Camptown Races" syllable
- Telegraph code word
- Morse word
- Morse message segment
- Morse code syllable
- Lah-di- --
- It's longer than a dit
- Dit alternative
- Code signal
- Code character
- "Zip-a-Dee Doo-___"
- 'Doo' follower
- Zip-A-Dee-Doo ____
- Yes, to Yeltsin
- When doubled, a Morse-code M
- The longer of the two Morse symbols
- Telegrapher's syllable
- Telegraph "T"
- T as in telegraph?
- Syllable used by Stephen Foster
- Syllable sung in "Song of the South"
- Morse morsel?
- Morse code noise
- Morse code letter after dit-dit-dit
- Morse code letter
- Morse code dash
- Morse code "T"
- Long click, in Morse code
- Last syllable of a "Song of the South" song title
- Lah di ___
- La Dee ____: 1958 song
- Dullard's comeback?
- Dit's counterpart
- Dash, syllable-wise
- Dash to a ham
- "Well, lah-di-__!"
- 'Well, lah-di- --!'
- 'Lah-di- !'
- ''Well, lah-di-___!''
- T, to Morse
- "Zip-a-Dee-Doo- _____"
- Dit's partner
- Morse dash designator
- Morse bit
- Long keystroke
- Code sound
- Morse syllable
- Code component
- Code word
- Morse T
- "Doo" follower
- "Well, lah-di-___"
- Lah-di-___ (genteel)
- "Lah-di-___!"
- Doo-___
- One-third of a Morse "O"
- Dit's counterpart in Morse code
- T, by telegraph
- Morse unit
- "Zip-a-Dee-Doo- ___"
- "Well, lah-di-___!"
- The longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code
- Morse-code signal
- Burmese knife
- Code dash
- Dit partner
- Dit's companion
- Morse-code sound
- Morse's T
- Dash for Sparks
- Telegraphic dash
- Radio operator's dash
- Morse code word
- Dash, in radio code
- Ham's click
- La-di-___
- Dash, in Morse code
- Morse signal
- Morse's dash
- Telegrapher's dash
- Morse code sound
- Doo follower, in song
- Bit of Morse code
- Morse morsel
- Morse-code word
- Morse code bit
- Morse character
Wiktionary
n. The spoken representation of a dash in radio and telegraph Morse code.
WordNet
n. the longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code [syn: dash]
Wikipedia
Dah may refer to:
- The longer of the two symbols used in Morse code
- Dah, Ivory Coast, a village in Montagnes District, Ivory Coast
- Dah, Mali
- Dah (band), former Yugoslav/Belgian progressive rock band
- Destroy All Humans! (series), video game franchise
Dah ( Serbian Cyrillic: Дах, trans. Breath) was a former Yugoslav/ Belgian progressive rock band. Originally formed in Yugoslavia in 1972, the band, in 1975, moved to Belgium and changed the name to Land. After spending a year in Belgium and releasing an English language album, the band went back to Yugoslavia, where they changed their name back to Dah, disbanding in 1976.
Usage examples of "dah".
LRD, as in Laird, or dit dah dit, dah dit dah, dit dah dit, for RKR, as in Rucker, was a mystery whose solution was known only to the FAA.
The FAA assigned omni codes and persisted in using dah dah dah, dah dah dit dit, dit dah dit for OZark, which had never had an omnidirectional navigation aid, even before Fort Rucker.
Alle Werthbeurtheilung der Geschichte kann daher nur relativ und aus zeitlichen Momenten fliessen, und wer sich nicht selbst tauschen und den Dingen nicht Gewalt anthun will, muss ein fur allemal in dieser Wissenschaft auf absolute Werthe verzichten.
There were the national legends if you wanted extreme examples - Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy - but every cop who'd worked murder or rape cases knew there was no publication more destabilising to an already fragile mind.
You could imagine at great expense telegraphy sets in every home, with people ditting and dahing messages out in Morse code.
Lines like, "My dreams would grow hair on a heron I have douched a dead duck with maraschino I have danced with Dahmer in my denims from the Gap I hide an apricot beneath my Calvin Kleins" Lines like those -- I don't begin to know what they mean yet they make me feel a sense of awe and transcendence.
An' deah Lord, good Lord, it ain't like yo' mercy, it ain't like yo' pity, it ain't like yo' long-sufferin' lovin' kindness for to take dis kind o' 'vantage o' sick little chil'en as dose is when dey's so many ornery grown folks chuck full o' cussedness dat wants roastin' down dah.
But nemmine, I's gwine to happen aroun' dah one o' dese days en let on dat I reckon he wants to print a chillen's fingers ag'in.
In a short stream of dits and dahs, the steamer broadcasts her location--and that of the milchcow, and in so doing taps out her own death warrant.