| MEMORANDUM | Written message or note |
| MEMORANDA | Written messages or notes |
| CODE | Word originally for a collection or digest of laws, later a secret message or cryptogram cracked by means of a cipher; or, a system of signals such as Morse or Semaphore (4) |
| GREETINGS | An expression of friendly salutation said on meeting or in a written message in a Christmas card; or, hails, handshakes, kisses, nods or other welcomes generally (9) |
| PLACARD | Board or hard card with message or slogan (7) |
| BEARER | Word for a holder or carrier of something, such as a cheque, cup, message or some bad news (6) |
| EMOJI | An ideogram or smiley used in an electronic message or on a Web page. (5) |
| TAP | Send a morse message or intercept one |
| SIGNAL | Message or alert (6) |
| RADIO | Send a message or aid, possibly (5) |
| GARBLE | Distort (a message or sound) (6) |
| MEMO | Written message in business or diplomacy (4) |
| ENTRY | Item or note written in a diary (5) |
| MESSAGE | Memo or note, a written ... |
| HATEMAIL | Hostile message or greeting when new team is introduced? |
| RELAY | Receive and pass on a message or informantion; transmit (5) |
| GOWITHOUTSAYING | Convey obvious message or depart in silence? (2,7,6) |
| TELEGRAPH | Old-fashioned way of sending a message, or a broadsheet newspaper (9) |
| BOTTLE | Vessel used as a container for wine, perfume, a miniature ship with sails, an SOS message or as a terrarium for small plants (6) |
| ASMILINGEMOJI | What to add to a friendly electronic message or garbled email jingoism (1,7,5) |
