| AUDIOGRAPHS | • audiographs n. Plural of audiograph. • AUDIOGRAPH n. a machine used to test a patient's hearing by transmitting sound waves directly to the inner ear. |
| AUDIOLOGIES | • audiologies n. Plural of audiology. • AUDIOLOGY n. the study of hearing. |
| AUDIOLOGIST | • audiologist n. A healthcare professional who diagnoses, treats and/or manages hearing and balance disorders. • AUDIOLOGIST n. one who studies hearing. |
| AUDIOMETERS | • audiometers n. Plural of audiometer. • AUDIOMETER n. an instrument for measuring acuity of hearing. |
| AUDIOMETRIC | • audiometric adj. Of or pertaining to audiometry. • audiometric adj. Measured using an audiometer. • AUDIOMETRIC adj. relating to audiometry, the measurement of the acuity of hearing. |
| AUDIOPHILES | • audiophiles n. Plural of audiophile. • AUDIOPHILE n. a person who is enthusiastic about hi-fidelity sound reproduction, also AUDIOPHIL. |
| AUDIOTAPING | • audiotaping v. Present participle of audiotape. • AUDIOTAPE v. to record on audiotape. |
| AUDIOTYPING | • audiotyping n. Alternative form of audio typing. • audio␣typing n. The work of an audio typist, listening to a sound recording and transcribing it into text by typing. • AUDIOTYPING n. typing directly from a dictating machine. |
| AUDIOTYPIST | • audiotypist n. Alternative form of audio typist. • audio-typist n. A stenographer who uses a tape recorder or similar device as the source of the text to be typed. • audio␣typist n. A person who listens to a sound recording and transcribes it into text by typing. |
| AUDIOVISUAL | • audiovisual adj. Containing both aural and visual elements. • audio-visual adj. Alternative form of audiovisual. • AUDIOVISUAL adj. relating to hearing and sight. |
| EUDIOMETERS | • eudiometers n. Plural of eudiometer. • EUDIOMETER n. an apparatus for gas analysis. |
| EUDIOMETRIC | • eudiometric adj. Of or relating to eudiometry. • EUDIOMETRIC adj. relating to a eudiometer, also EUDIOMETRICAL. |