DAH

DAH


This is a 3 letter answer

Dictionary definitions:


Word: dah
Phonetic: /dɑː/
Listen:

The spoken representation of a dash in radio and telegraph Morse code.


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Camptown Races syllable
Doo follower
Lah-di-___!
Ta-___ (Scissor Sisters album)
Well
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-___
Zip-a-Dee Doo-___
Zip-a-Dee-Doo- ___
Well
Zip-a-Dee-Doo- --
Bit of Morse
Bit of Morse code
Bit of code
Burmese knife
Cab Calloways Wah-Dee-___
Code character
Code component
Code letter
Code sound
Code syllable
Code unit
Code word
Coded line
Dash
Dit alternative
Dit opposite
Dits companion
Dits counterpart in Morse code
Dits cousin
Dits partner
Doo-___
Hams dash
Lah-di- --
Lah-di- ___
Lah-di-___
Lah-di-___ (pretentious)
Long click
Long in code
Long keystroke
Long sound in Morse
Long tone in Morse
Long
Morse O
Morse T
Morse bit
Morse character
Morse code click
Morse code element
Morse code letter
Morse code sound
Morse code syllable
Morse code word
Morse dash
Morse morsel
Morse morsel?
Morse signal
Morse sound
Morse syllable
Morse symbol
Morse unit
Morse word
Morse-code sound
Not a dit
Not dit
One-third of a Morse O
Pasadena Doo ___ Parade
Samuel F.B. morsel
Syllable sung in Song of the South
T in telegraphy
T
Telegraph code word
Telegraphers syllable
Telegraphic T
The T in telegraphy
Yes
Relative of dit.
Morse code signal.
Dash, in Morse code.
Companion of dit
Dit's companion
Dit's partner
Code signal.
Morse-code word
Dash, in radio code
Ham's click
Radio operator's dash
Morse-code signal
Telegrapher's dash
Morse's dash
La-di-___
Dit partner
Lah-di-___ (genteel)
Dash for Sparks
Telegraphic dash
Code dash
Morse's T
Morse dash designator
T, to Morse
Well, lah-di-___
Dit's counterpart in Morse code
T, by telegraph
The longer of the two Morse symbols
Morse Code unit
T as in telegraph?
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-___ (Mary Poppins song)
"Lah-di-___!"
Well, la-di-___!
T, in a code
T, in Morse code




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