diphone
/ˈdʌɪfəʊn/Phonetics
noun
A speech unit consisting of two phones.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Phonetische Studien. From di- + -phone.
- raise one's glass
- raise one's hand
- raise one's hat
- raise one's (or the) standard
- raise (or lower) one's sights
- raiser
- raiser-up
- raise the devil
- raise the roof
- raisin
- raisin bran
- raising agent
- raising bee
- raising cloth
- raising gig
- raising hammer
- raising-piece
- raising plate
- raisin juice
- raisin tree
- raisin vine
- raisiny
- raison d'état
- raison d'être
- raisonneur