Verb to describe having ones expenses or financial status 'reviewed'. Taken after the The Daily Telegraph newspaper that published leaked papers showing how certain British MPs have claimed expenses inappropriately.
Allen: Jesus Bateman, there's not a chance you'll get your $5000 claim for watermarked business cards paid.
Bateman: I claimed over $45,000 in expenses last year and didn't get Telegraphed once. Fuck 'em.
Bateman: I claimed over $45,000 in expenses last year and didn't get Telegraphed once. Fuck 'em.
by BrianTrousers May 19, 2009
In terms of video games, to telegraph is to give advance notice of. A good example is Punch Out. Most fighters do a small animation that shows they are about to attack.
by Rok Bloom April 2, 2006
by The Return of Light Joker December 6, 2011
by Piranha October 26, 2004
To convey an intentional, conscious or unconscious message, usually through facial expressions or body language, but can also include written or verbal comments.
Can also be refered to and used as "Telegraph" or "Telegraphed."
Can also be refered to and used as "Telegraph" or "Telegraphed."
During a recent conversation Joanna made a comment of how much she enjoyed the company of men. Her boyfriend Harvey interpreted that to mean she either was already seeing other men, or was telegraphing her intentions.
by Who 'Dis? Who 'Dat? September 10, 2019
by Regular Pauly D March 11, 2011
by Bhb October 26, 2019