telegraph v.
(US) to communicate one’s intentions, usu. inadvertently.
Fighting Blood 72: You got a heart and you can sock! [...] but you telegraph the other guy everything you’re going to do. | ||
Female Convict (1960) 29: She would telegraph to Frenchy the exact cards held by her opponents. | ||
Hunky Johnny 68: Christ, he telegraphs every curve he throws [DA]. | ||
L. A. Times 7 May [comics] 13: He doesn’t throw that right fast enough. He telegraphs it [DA]. | ||
Complete Guide to Gambling. |