Crossword clues for sender
sender
- USPS patron
- Show's email blaster
- Shipping worker
- Return-address name
- Return to ___
- Return recipient
- Return address writer
- Recipient's antithesis
- Postal party
- Post office party
- Person on a return address
- Person in a return address
- One mailing a letter
- Name over a return address
- Name in an envelope's corner
- Messenger-service client
- Mail source
- Mail party
- Last word in an Elvis song title
- Gmail user
- Email party
- Elvis Presley's "Return to ___"
- Elvis "Return to ___"
- E-mail mailer
- "Return to ___" (Elvis song)
- "Return to ___" (Elvis Presley hit)
- "Return to ___"
- 'Return to --'
- ''Return to __'' (Elvis tune)
- Transmitter
- "Return to ___" (Elvis hit)
- U.P.S. customer
- Dispatcher
- Fax originator
- E-mailer, for one
- Fax user
- One going to the post office
- Return address info
- Return addressee
- Recipient of a Mailer-Daemon notice
- Someone who transmits a message
- Set used to broadcast radio or tv signals
- One making dispatches
- Spaniard who wrote "Dark Wedding": 1943
- Mailer
- A ham, sometimes
- Return address name
- Email info
- Email field
- Word in a Presley song title
- USPS customer
- UPS Store customer
- Telegraph device
- Return site for stampless mail
- Postal term
- One might get a return
- Email header info
- Bounce message recipient
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sender \Send"er\, n.
One who sends.
--Shak.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
c.1200, agent noun from send (v.). In 1930s slang, a popular musician or song. Sendee is recorded from 1806.
Wiktionary
n. Someone who sends.
WordNet
n. someone who transmits a message; "return to sender" [syn: transmitter]
set used to broadcast radio or tv signals [syn: transmitter]
Wikipedia
A sender was a circuit in a 20th-century electromechanical telephone exchange which sent telephone numbers and other information to another exchange. In some American exchange designs, for example 1XB switch the same term was also used to refer to the circuit that received this information. The corresponding device in the British director telephone system was called a "director" and, in other contexts, " register".
A secondary meaning within the UK broadcast engineering community is as a synonym for broadcast transmitter.
Sender is a rock band from Bendigo. Originally called Zenyth, they were in 1999 the Victorian state winneron the Commonwealth Youth Affairs National Battle of the Bands. In 2001 they self released an ep Threedoublefivesix. They changed their name to Sender and signed with Sony Music Australia. They were the MusicOZ Artist of the year in 2001. In 2004 they released a self-titled ep which debuted at #68 on the ARIA charts, peaking at #63.
In 2007 the band released a web only single “sleepwalker” on Bebo.com
Sender are producing and recording their debut album, “No Way Out” set for release on their own label on 10 April 2010
Sender may refer to:
- Sender, a circuit in an electromechanical telephone exchange sending telephone numbers and other information to another exchange
- Sender (singer), a Ukrainian singer, DJ and music producer
Usage examples of "sender".
Sending sensitive information by fax Policy: Before sending Sensitive information by fax to a machine that is located in an area accessible to other personnel, the sender shall transmit a cover page.
And an instrument room with signaling apparatus, senders, receivers, mirror-grids and audiphones of several varieties.
Joe came across some letters that Laverock had received from customers, and took down the names of the senders, but such letters were comparatively few and, according to Delmot, could represent only a fraction of the persons who dealt with Laverock.
Baruch was the only son of Sender Hoffman, a Torah scholar descended from a small rabbinic dynasty in Po land that spanned five generations.
After I stowed them in the Saj, I opened the hood and found the sender box.
Yet on the other hand, he reflected, the French intelligence services had very soon taken to slipping their own people in among these messengers, or if not their own people then those uneasy particoloured creatures the double or even triple agents, and conceivably the sender of the bones might be one of these.
If the sender failed to make contact, then a grey and unresponding space developed, with its own peculiar variety of silence -- a silence often broken by the echoes of other voices.
Nadar was done, Clover Lee was left with a thin sheaf of envelopes, but was assured that their senders were at least all males, heterosexual, unmarried, possessed of unsmirched credentials and at least a modicum of unattached wealth.
Verification of faxed authorizations Policy: Prior to carrying out any instructions received by facsimile, the sender must be verified as an employee or other Trusted Person.
The Manni Henchick had chosen as senders six elders, plus Cantab formed their semicircle behind the door and around to its sides.
The warrants triangulated, using a sender at Tobruk and another at the Gambia, and a flight of Lancaster bombers had been sent to investigate a possible U-boat nest.
Tokyo Stock Exchange are that Sender Ditch gold mining shares were being traded at the equivalent of four Rand forty cents.
Ten feet away lay Frank Lemmer, the General Manager of the Sender Ditch Mine.
Further: if visible objects were of the rank of the originals from which they have entered into Matter we might believe Matter to be really affected by them, for we might credit them with some share of the power inherent in their Senders: but the objects of our experiences are of very different virtue than the realities they represent, and we deduce that the seeming modification of matter by visible things is unreal since the visible thing itself is unreal, having at no point any similarity with its source and cause.
It is transparent to both sender and receiver - and it makes a user-driven polyglottal Internet a reality.