|teləˌgra|fēz, -raa|f-, -rai|f-, -rȧ|f-, -ēs noun
( -s )
Etymology: telegraph (I) + -ese
: language characterized by the terseness and elliptical expressions that are common in telegrams
telegraphese style … is distinguished by its omission of articles, relatives, connectives, personal, demonstrative and other pronouns, and auxiliary verbs — Richard Hoggart
in vivid telegraphese which combined pithy comment with a tart humor — Notes & Queries