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Morse Code Mnemonics

This document provides Morse code mnemonics to help memorize the code. It includes mnemonics for letters, numbers, punctuation marks and some prosigns. The mnemonics use rhyming phrases, rhythms or imagery to associate each symbol with its Morse code representation.

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Morse Code Mnemonics

This document provides Morse code mnemonics to help memorize the code. It includes mnemonics for letters, numbers, punctuation marks and some prosigns. The mnemonics use rhyming phrases, rhythms or imagery to associate each symbol with its Morse code representation.

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Morse Code Mnemonics

Letter Morse Code Mnemonic

al-FA,
al-THOUGH,
a-GAIN,
a-JAR
or
a-PART

BE a good boy,
BOB is the man
or
BOOT to the head

--

CO-ca CO-la,
CHAR-lie's AN-gels
or
COO-kie CLI-cker
CHAR-lie CHAR-lie

DOG did it,


DOCK work-er,
NEW or-leans
or
DRAC-u-la

eh?
or
hey!

did i FAIL it?,


get a HAIR-cut,
for the FAIR-est,
did she LIKE it,
fe-ne-STRA-tion
or
did it HURT you

--.

HOLE IN one!,
GOO-GOL-plex (a 1 with a googol zeros),
GOO-GLE-ad,
GOOD GRAV-y
or
GOD LOVES it

hitting the hip,


ho-li-day-inn
or
hip-pi-ty hop

did it,
dig-It,
bom-bay
or
i-bid.

---

in JAWS JAWS JAWS,


the-JU-LIE JAY,
he's-J-JONAH-JAMESON,
where-FORE ART THOU?
or
i WANT YOU, JONES

--

KAN-dy KID (candy kid),


KICK the CAN,
POUND for POUND
or
KANG-a-ROO

a LIGHT is lit,
to 'ELL with it!,
he LOST his lid,
li-MA pe-ru
or
li-NO-le-um

--

MMMM-MMMM,
MA-MA, LIKE MIKE
or
MORE MILK!

NI-gel,

NA-vy, NAZ-i,
NOO-gie, AU-tumn
or
NU-dist

---

O-RE-O,
ONE OF US,
HO HO HO,
SUN-NY-DAY
or
OH! MY! GOD!

--

a PIZ-ZA pie,
pa-RADE PA-nel,
of DOC-TOR good
or
did POP POP it

---

PAY-DAY to-DAY,
QUEUE OV-er HERE,
HERE COMES the BRIDE (queen),
QUEENs WED-ding DAY
or
GOD SAVE the QUEEN

ro-TA-tion,
ro-MER-o
or
a RABB-it
Br're RABB-it

si-si-si,
ts-ts-ts
or
ne-va-da

THRUST
or
TALL

gid-dy UP,
u-ni-FORM
or
un-der WHERE?!
kiss a EWE

Beet-ho-ven's FIFTH (V'th)


vic-tor-y VEE
vee-vee-vee VA

--

the WORLD' WAR


with WHITE WHALE
mo WA WA

--

X marks the SPOT,


CROSS at the DOOR,
ON-ly the BONES
or
EX-tra ex-PENSE

---

WHY did I DIE?,


JACK and CO-KE,
ON a PO-NY
or
YEL-low YO-YO

--

ZSA ZSA did it,


SHA-KA zu-lu
or
ZINC ZOO-keep-er

Character

Morse
Code

Syllabic

Mnemonic

---

a STOP a STOP a STOP

Periods are also known as "full stops".

----

COM-MA, it's a COM-MA

Self-explanatory.

--

it's a QUES-TION, is it?

Self-explanatory.

---

HA-WA-II stan-dard time

The clocks in Hawaii are always on standard time, and don't turn an hour ahead in the
summer.

--

SHAVE and a HAIR-cut

The rhythm from the musical routine. see Shave and a Haircut.
(NOTE: also Fraction Bar and Division Sign)

"

--

six-TY-six nine-TY-nine

Quotation marks resemble a 66 at the beginning of a quote, and a 99 at the end of a


quote.

'

----

and THIS STUFF GOES TO


me!

An apostrophe may be used to denote ownership of property.

---

A-list, B-list, C-list

A semicolon may be used to group ordered lists in the same sentence.

Morse Code Mnemonics

Letter Morse Code Mnemonic


A

al-FA

BOB is the man

--

CHAR-lie CHAR-lie

DOG did it

eh?

did i FAIL it?

--.

HOLE IN one! (golf)

kli-pi-ty klop (to the hotel)

did it

---

in JAWS JAWS JAWS

--

KICK the CAN

a LIGHT is lit

--

MA-MA

NA-vy

---

HO HO HO

--

a PIZ-ZA pie

---

HERE COMES the BRIDE (queen)

ro-MER-o

si-si-si

TALL

u-ni-FORM

Beet-ho-ven's FIFTH (V'th)


vee-vee-vee VA

--

the WORLD WAR

--

X marks the SPOT

---

YEL-low YO-YO

--

SHA-KA zu-lu

Sign

Morse
Syllabic
Code

Mnemonic

---

a STOP a STOP a STOP

Periods are also known as "full stops".

----

COM-MA, it's a COM-MA

Self-explanatory.

--

it's a QUES-TION, is it?

Self-explanatory.

---

HA-WA-II stan-dard time

The clocks in Hawaii are always on standard time, and don't turn an hour ahead in the summer.

--

SHAVE and a HAIR-cut

The rhythm from the musical routine. see Shave and a Haircut.
(NOTE: also Fraction Bar and Division Sign)

"

--

six-TY-six nine-TY-nine

Quotation marks resemble a 66 at the beginning of a quote, and a 99 at the end of a quote.

'

----

and THIS STUFF GOES TO me!

An apostrophe may be used to denote ownership of property.

---

A-list, B-list, C-list

A semicolon may be used to group ordered lists in the same sentence.

Morse Code Mnemonics

Letter Morse Code Mnemonic


A

al FA

BRAV o o o

--

CHAR lie CHAR lie

DAD did it

eh?

step step BRUSH step (foxtrot)

--.

GOLF GREEN fee

ho li day inn (hotel)

aye aye

---

its JAWS JAWS JAWS

--

KICK the CAN

a LIGHT is lit

--

MA MA

NA vy

---

HO HO HO

--

pee PA PA pee

---

HERE COMES the BRIDE (queen)


DAA DAA dit DAA

ro MER o

si si si

TEA

u ni FORM

Beet ho ven's FIFTH (V'th)


vee vee vee VA

--

the WORLD WAR

--

CROSS at the DOOR

---

YO a YO YO

--

SHA KA zu lu

0(zero)
1(wun)
2(two)
3(tree)
4(fower)
5(fife)
6(six)
7(seven)
8(ait)
9(niner)
/
,
.
?
AR
BT
SK
KN

NUL NUL NUL NUL NUL ----i WON WON WON WON ---cut it SAW SAW SAW
--make it a THREE SOME -did he hol-ler FOUR?
sit a hal-i-but

SIX hav-ing a fit


-
SEV-EN bet on it
--
MOM IN LAW ate it
---
NINE NINE NINE NINE zip ----

SHAVE and a HAIR CUT --COM-MA it's a COM-MA ---a STOP a STOP a STOP --did he QUES-TION Mi-ni? --
ya THINK ya GOT it?
--
BREAK in' in it NOW
-got a go WALK th' DOG -SAY g BYE DARL in'
---

Sign

Morse
Syllabic
Code

Mnemonic

---

a STOP a STOP a STOP

Periods are also known as "full stops".

----

COM-MA, it's a COM-MA

Self-explanatory.

--

it's a QUES-TION, is it?

Self-explanatory.

---

HA-WA-II stan-dard time

The clocks in Hawaii are always on standard time, and don't turn an hour ahead in the summer.

--

SHAVE and a HAIR-cut

The rhythm from the musical routine. see Shave and a Haircut.
(NOTE: also Fraction Bar and Division Sign)

"

--

six-TY-six nine-TY-nine

Quotation marks resemble a 66 at the beginning of a quote, and a 99 at the end of a quote.

'

----

and THIS STUFF GOES TO me!

An apostrophe may be used to denote ownership of property.

---

A-list, B-list, C-list

A semicolon may be used to group ordered lists in the same sentence.

A an ASS
A a-JAR
A a-BOUT (Canada)
A a-HOY
H kli-pi-ty-klop
H hi-pi-ty-hop
K KANG-a-ROO (Australia)
Q GOD SAVE the QUEEN
X X marks the SPOT
0(zero)
1(wun)
2(two)
3(tree)
4(fower)
5(fife)
6(six)
7(seven)
8(ait)
9(niner)
/
,
.
?
AR
BT
SK
KN

NUL NUL NUL NUL NUL


i WON WON WON WON
cut it SAW SAW SAW
make it a THREE SOME
did he hol-ler FOUR?
sit a hal-i-but
SIX hav-ing a fit
SEV-EN bet on it
MOM IN LAW ate it
NINE NINE NINE NINE zip
SHAVE and a HAIR CUT
COM-MA it's a COM-MA
a STOP a STOP a STOP
did he QUES-TION Mi-ni?
ya THINK ya GOT it?
BREAK in' in it NOW
got a go WALK th' DOG
SAY g BYE DARL in'

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Training Experiment
Morse Code Mnemonics
Ability to recall single morse code letters for life.
This type of Mnemonics are training wheels to be discarded.
Becomes a subconscious memory aid.
A al FA
B BRAV o o o
C CHAR lie CHAR lie
D DAD did it
E eh?
F step step BRUSH step (foxtrot)
G GOLF GREEN fee
H ho li day inn (hotel)
I aye aye
J its JAWS JAWS JAWS
K KICK the CAN
L a LIGHT is lit
M MA MA
N NA vy
O OH OH OH
P pee PA PA pee
Q HERE COMES the BRIDE (queen)
R ro MER o
S si si si
T TEA
U u ni FORM
V vee vee vee VA (Beethovens 5th / V)
W the WORLD WAR
X CROSS at the DOOR
Y YO a YO YO
Z SHA KA zu lu

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