WordNet
n. an additional telephone set that is connected to the same telephone line [syn: extension, extension phone]
Usage examples of "telephone extension".
He then re-enters the workshop, which is equipped with a telephone extension.
James told her and walked over to the side table on which stood the telephone extension.
He looked about the room for a telephone extension, but didn't see any.
Easing herself out of the bed, she slid the plug of the bedroom telephone extension out of its socket.
Miss Winthrop glanced down at the telephone extension on her desk, and her hand darted toward it.
Hearing this, Herbert punched in the telephone extension of Barbara Crowe.
The telephone extension beside his bed continued to ring, and Harry reached out and picked it up.
As the audience rose to its feet, Trevellion saw an aide scurrying towards Admiral Floyd, a telephone extension in his hand.
Raymond reached behind the couch and picked up the telephone extension.
He pointed to the floor below the telephone extension in the barn.
Suddenly a glow of white hope came out of the darkened room, a shimmering silent ivory saviour in his hour of terror - the telephone extension by the bedside!
There was a grand piano in the living room and - something she had never seen before - a telephone extension in the bathroom.
If they ask me what I want it for, I'll tell them I'm putting in a telephone extension.
Mushari had slipped out of the living room, had found a telephone extension in the Senator's study.
She was on her feet and going across to a telephone extension on the kitchen work top before I'd even answered.