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- abbreviation UK, slang, rare
television
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Examples
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In addition, the GOP will engage in tele-town hall meetings, Web ads, and other grassroots activity over the congressional recess, Gitcho said.
First on the CNN Ticker: RNC commits nearly $1 million on health care campaign 2009
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If you don't believe me, I can provide video evidence of her face when I cut off the Boobahs while explaining to her that the tele is rotting her developing brain.
Here & There 2007
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If you don't believe me, I can provide video evidence of her face when I cut off the Boobahs while explaining to her that the tele is rotting her developing brain.
April 2007 2007
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The Canon can also focus using tele from a shorter distance than Sony.
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Perhaps the most curious example of that is the word "television" -- where the Greek word "tele" (meaning "afar") is combined with the Latin word "videre" (to see).
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LUDDEN: Denise is what's called a tele-caregiver, and for two years she's been checking on the Fitzgerald's every evening from way up in Lafayette, Indiana.
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LUDDEN: Denise is what's called a tele-caregiver, and for two years she's been checking on the Fitzgerald's every evening from way up in Lafayette, Indiana.
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LUDDEN: Denise is what's called a tele-caregiver, and for two years she's been checking on the Fitzgerald's every evening from way up in Lafayette, Indiana.
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LUDDEN: Denise is what's called a tele-caregiver, and for two years she's been checking on the Fitzgerald's every evening from way up in Lafayette, Indiana.
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LUDDEN: Denise is what's called a tele-caregiver, and for two years she's been checking on the Fitzgerald's every evening from way up in Lafayette, Indiana.
MRBOGGLE commented on the word tele
-noun
a television set.
June 9, 2009