| SONIC | • sonic adj. Of or relating to sound. • sonic adj. Having a speed approaching that of the speed of sound in air. • SONIC adj. pertaining to sound. |
| SONICS | • sonics n. The science and technology of sound. • SONICS n. the study of technological application of sounds. |
| SONICATE | • sonicate v. (Transitive) To disrupt with ultrasonic sound waves. • SONICATE v. to disrupt with sound waves. |
| SONICALLY | • sonically adv. In a sonic manner. • sonically adv. By means of sound. • SONIC adv. pertaining to sound. |
| SONICATED | • sonicated v. Simple past tense and past participle of sonicate. • SONICATE v. to disrupt with sound waves. |
| SONICATES | • sonicates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sonicate. • SONICATE v. to disrupt with sound waves. |
| SONICATOR | • sonicator n. Any device that produces high-intensity ultrasound. • SONICATOR n. a device that sonicates. |
| SONICATING | • sonicating v. Present participle of sonicate. • SONICATE v. to disrupt with sound waves. |
| SONICATION | • sonication n. The process of disrupting or homogenizing something, usually a chemical solution or biological medium… • SONICATION n. the disruption of bacteria by treating them with high-frequency sound waves. |
| SONICATORS | • sonicators n. Plural of sonicator. • SONICATOR n. a device that sonicates. |
| SONIFEROUS | • soniferous adj. Producing or conveying sound. • SONIFEROUS adj. carrying or producing sound. |
| SONICATIONS | • sonications n. Plural of sonication. • SONICATION n. the disruption of bacteria by treating them with high-frequency sound waves. |