com
- noun
- Texting
- And he came back with a note from me, a com, a communication, we call it a com.
- dot-com
- com Rom
And he came back with a note from me, a com, a communication, we call it a com.
- And he came back with a note from me, a com, a communication, we call it a com.
Examples
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Picking up any com traffic, Baker Seven?
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She sent a quick com to let everyone know about the meeting time.
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I want to receive Chevrier's verbal report on this com here.
Fiction book (2002) -
You want me to intentionally open up a com line to the head of the FBI's cyber division?
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The quake didn't knock out this com system.
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"The com's down." "It's just the ship encounter drill," Lukinov said.
Fiction book (2002) -
Ambassador Stevens, who is currently in Benghazi, and four COM personnel are in the compound safe haven.
Blog text (3) -
As she turned away from this view, the tac officer's voice came alive in her wrist-com, calling the countdown to strike.
Fiction book (1990) -
The coms aren't working.
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"Captain wants a report—the com's down again!"
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
A message sent over the internet to another person
A short written message sent by phone or app
Messages sent or received over the internet
A short voice recording someone leaves on a phone when the person cannot answer
A short message sent by radio or an electronic device
A message sent by email over the internet
A message that someone sends by computer to another person over the internet
A short written note sent by phone or email
A message sent over the internet to another person
Compounds
- Texting
A company that does most of its business on the internet with a website ending in .com
- Texting
A company that does most of its business online, often with a website ending in .com
- Texting
A business that does most of its work online and uses a website ending in .com
Surface Forms
Etymology
Com meaning a short electronic message is a short form of communication, which means 'to share information'. So a com is just a quick message you send to tell someone something.