radiophonics
/ˌreɪdɪə(ʊ)ˈfɒnɪks/noun
1With singular concord. The theory and practice of radio transmission or broadcasting. Compare radiophony. rare.
2With singular concord: the production and use of synthetic sound effects, especially in radio broadcasting. Treated as plural: the sounds themselves.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in The Modesto Bee. From radiophonic: see -ic.
- bird's-eye view
- bird's-foot
- bird's-foot trefoil
- birdshot
- bird's-nest
- bird's-nest fungus
- bird's-nesting
- bird's-nest orchid
- bird's nest soup
- birds of a feather flock together
- birdsong
- bird spider
- bird strike
- bird table
- birdwatcher
- birdwatching
- birdwing
- bird-winged butterfly
- birefringence
- birefringent
- bireme
- biretta
- Birgitta
- Birgitta, St
- biri