telegraphic
telegrammatically
telegramese
telegrammatic
wire
telegraphically
telegramlike
telegraphese
savingram
simplex
cablese
card
singagram
teletape
phonophore
incipit
textspeak
numerate
melisma
swoop
parallel text
wordstring
netspeak
polygraph
telegraph form
univocal
teleradiophone
Stenoscript
shortly
telepathogram
characterwise
stop
explicit
Pinyinization
shorthand
reciting note
thick space
antepenultima
telegrapher
translingual
semilanguage
micropost
lengthy
roulade
alphanumeric characters
wordflow
sesquipedalian
monepic
untrilled
back-translation
polysyllabic
textlet
telegram
monomark
alphanumerics
unabridged
syllabically
hypermetric
sentence
clipped
telegraphing
upper case
quickwittedly
digraph
overbar
corner bracket
international Morse code
diptel
Morse
univocalic
quinzaine
protraction
cable
lettergram
wordage
nonverbally
euphony
non-verbally
Morse code
sentoid
text
telegraph
sight-translate
longhand
dodecasyllable
telepost
medial
radiogram
ailihphilia
octosyllable

English words for 'having the style of a telegram with many short words left out'

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