fax
noun
- method of transmitting images, often of documents
verb
- to send by fax
Wiktionary
Pronunciation: /fæks/
intj
Etymology: Formed with -x from facts; the pronunciation of facts and fax is identical in certain varieties of English.
- Alternative form of facts (“used to express agreement”).
noun
Etymology: Formed with -x from facts; the pronunciation of facts and fax is identical in certain varieties of English.
- Nonstandard form of facts.
verb
Etymology: Clipping of facsimile, first attested 1979.
- To send a document via a fax machine.
“Hands trembling with excitement and impatience, I faxxed my credit history to Jerry Raskin, the real estate agent listed, and received an appointment to view the place.”
“Plaintiff contented that in a game show in London, England, in January of 1988, Mr. Steinberg entered into an oral agreement with Atari representatives to become the exclusive distributor of Atari Games’ products; that the proposed agreement was dictated at this meeting; and that within two days Mr. Steinberg sent defendant a faxxed confirmation of this oral arrangement reached at the London trade show.”