electrophore
/ɪˈlɛktrəfɔː/Now historical
noun
= electrophorus.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790), natural philosopher, writer, and revolutionary politician in America. From (i) French électrophore or its etymon (ii) post-classical Latin electrophorus electrophorus.
- image converter
- image dissector
- image editing
- image editor
- image iconoscope
- image intensifier
- imageless
- imageless thinking
- imageless thought
- imagely
- image macro
- image-maker
- image-making
- image man
- image merchant
- imagemonger
- imagemongery
- image orthicon
- image processing
- image processor
- imager
- imagerial
- imagerially
- imagery
- imagery work