fax

IPA: fˈæks

(obsolete or UK dialectal) The hair of the head.
A document sent, or received and printed by a fax machine.
Ellipsis of fax machine. [A device which scans, transmits, receives and prints documents (faxes) transmitted by telephone.]
(informal) Nonstandard form of facts.

Examples of "fax" in Sentences

The fax number is actually wrong.
David used the fax for his record.
You read the manuals for using a fax.
I sign the letter, and return the fax.
I saw the fax from the Chief of Police.
Wifi/WAN ( "Have you ever sent a fax from the beach?")
Wait a few minutes for the fax machine to send the fax.
We have to fix the fax machine for sending our documents.
The fax is far older the then the electronic fax in this article.
Fax is one of the essential electronics in an office environment.
Dial the fax number, including the area code, into the fax machine.
Their fax is 403-444-2301 and there is someone manning the phones at 888-293-7853.
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When I asked for a supervisor, I was given to some guy and told to fax the complaint to a blind fax#.
The author also attaches scans of the resignation fax from the former head of the state, as well as its translation.
My tax person said he could send a statement to Midge Roy proving what my yearly taxes could be, so I told him to fax the info to her at fax# 413-586-3263.
Chinese gymnastics officials did not immediately respond to a fax from the Associated Press asking for documentation of Yang's age and an explanation of the discrepancy.
After telling a client many times not to give the Main fax server's number to anybody who would send private info (they had private numbers for private faxes, and a main number with OCR to recognize who it goes to ..) ..