phonophore
/ˈfəʊnəfɔː/noun
Linguistics. A character or figure that represents a speech sound.
Origin
Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From phono- + -phore.
- plumbate
- plumbator
- plumb bob
- plumbeous
- plumber
- plumber block
- plumber's butt
- plumber's crack
- plumber's force-pump
- plumber's friend
- plumber's furnace
- plumbers' furnace
- plumber's helper
- plumber's snake
- plumbery
- plumbet
- plumbian
- plumbic
- Plumbicon
- plumbiferous
- plumbing
- plumbing code
- plum bird
- plumbism
- plumbite