See Also: vibro-(dictionary)

vibro- (iou)



vibro- combining form of Latin vibrare VIBRATE: see -O-.
vibrogram noun a record produced by a vibrograph M20.
vibrograph noun (a) Hist. a phonautograph; (b) an instrument for measuring or recording mechanical vibrations: L19.
vib'rometer noun a vibrograph that measures the amplitude of vibrations L19.
vibroscope noun (obsolete exc. Hist.) an early type of vibrograph L19.
vibro'tactile adjective of, pertaining to, or involving the perception of vibration through touch M20.