telefelony
telefelony noun: criminal action involving telecommunications technology, such as cable theft or telephone fraud.
Noun
telefelony (plural telefelonies)
- Criminal action involving telecommunications technology, such as cable theft or telephone fraud.
- "We mean business," Chuck Blaine, general manager of Group W Cable in West Palm Beach, said at an elaborate press conference staged to publicize the crackdown on what one cable official called "telefelonies" that cost the companies more than $11 million in revenue a year.1984 August 10, “Big Cable-Theft Crackdown Promised”, in Miami Herald
Forms of telefelony
| plural | telefelonies |
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Origin of telefelony
From tele- + felony.
Questions about telefelony
- What does telefelony mean?
- Telefelony means criminal action involving telecommunications technology, such as cable theft or telephone fraud.
- What part of speech is telefelony?
- Telefelony is a noun.
- What is the plural of telefelony?
- The plural of telefelony is telefelonies.
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