ACK Definition

noun

(military, now historical) The letter A as used in signalling and other types of communications.

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(data communications) Acknowledgment signal.

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(Internet) An acknowledgement either of a packet or a message received from a network.

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interjection

(radio communications) Acknowledged.

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Expressing distaste, alarm, or trepidation.
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Other Word Forms of ACK

Noun

Singular:
ACK
Plural:
acks

Origin of ACK

  • Arbitrary formation.

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  • Imitative.

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ACK Sentence Examples

  • B ack in the Eighties, a Labor election manifesto was famously dubbed the " longest suicide note in history " .

  • This is assured by requiring incoming TCP packets to have the ACK bit set in the TCP header carried by every packet.

  • The frames hang vertically from the bottom of the overhead bridge, and rest against a sill at the bottom when the weir is in operation, the openings between the frames being closed below the water-level by rolling-up curtains or sliding panels, which are lowered or raised by a travelling winch carried by a small foot-bridge formed by hinged brackets at the p ack of the frames, and situated a little above the highest floodlevel.

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Words Starting With

AACACK

Words Ending With

KCKACK

Unscrambles

ACK

Words Starting With A and Ending With K

Starts With A & Ends With KStarts With AC & Ends With KStarts With A & Ends With CK

Word Length

3 Letter Words3 Letter Words Starting With A3 Letter Words Ending With K