audiphone
noun
au·di·phone
ˈȯdəˌfōn
plural -s
: an instrument consisting of a diaphragm or plate that is placed against the teeth and conveys sound vibrations to the inner ear enabling persons with certain types of deafness to hear more or less distinctly
Word History
Etymology
audi- (from Latin audire to hear) + -phone
First Known Use
1880, in the meaning defined above
- safe
- safe bet
- safe edge
- safe house
- safe in the knowledge
- safe pair of hands
- safe return
- safe seat
- safe sex
- safe space
- safe third country agreement
- safe-conduct
- safe-deposit
- safe-deposit box
- safe-deposit boxes
- safe-edge file
- safe-pledge
- safe/secure in the knowledge
- safebreakeres
- safebreakers
- safecracker
- safecrackers
- safecracking
- safecrackings
- Safed Koh