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ten-four
or 10-4
[ ten-fawr, -fohr ]
interjection
, Slang.
- (used to express affirmation or confirmation):
Okay, ten-four, I'm on my way.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ten-four1
First recorded in 1960–65; originally meaning “message received” in ten code ( def )
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Example Sentences
“Ten-four,” the dispatcher said, signing off.
From Literature
“Ten-four! We have bodies up here!” they announce.
From Literature
"Ten-four, everything's fine," an officer radios back.
From Los Angeles Times
"Well, I suppose I must; log her ten-four."
From Project Gutenberg
Ten-four meant ten and a half; for in those primitive days knots were divided into eight fathoms.
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