pulsate /pulˈsāt or pul-sātˈ/

1. To beat, throb
2. To vibrate
3. To change repeatedly in force or intensity
4. To thrill with life or emotion

pulˈsar /-sär/ noun

(for ‘pulsating star’, but see also pulsating star below) any of a number of interstellar sources of regularly pulsed radiation, first discovered in 1967, and thought to be rotating neutron stars

pulsatance /pulˈsə-təns or pul-sāˈtəns/ noun (physics)

The angular frequency of a periodic motion, frequency multiplied by 2π

pulˈsatile /-sə-tīl or (US) -til/ adjective

1. Capable of pulsating
2. Pulsatory
3. Rhythmical
4. Played by percussion (music)

Pulsatillˈa noun

Pasqueflower (because it is beaten by the wind)

pulsāˈtion noun

1. A beating or throbbing
2. A motion of the heart or pulse
3. Any measured beat
4. Vibration

pulsative /pulˈsə-tiv or -sātˈiv/ adjective

pulsāˈtor (or /pulˈsə-tər/) noun

A machine, or part of a machine, that pulsates or imparts pulsation, eg for separating diamonds from earth, for regulating the rhythmical suction of a milking machine, or for pumping

pulsatory /pulˈsə-tə-ri or -sāˈtə-ri/ adjective

Beating or throbbing

pulsating current noun

An electric current that changes periodically in intensity but not direction

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