walk|ie-talk|ie

walk|ie-talk|ie
walk|ie-talk|ie «W kee T kee», noun.
a small, portable receiving and transmitting radio set. It is powered by a battery and has a collapsible antenna. »

So violent were the winds that the men could not speak with each other, though with a walkie-talkie they were able to communicate with the base camp 9,000 feet below (Scientific American).

Also, walky-talky.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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