phonic /fonˈik or fōˈnik/

1. Relating to sounds, esp vocal sound
2. Voiced

phonˈically (or /fōˈnik-/) adverb

phonˈics (or /fōnˈiks/) singular noun

1. The science of sound, or of spoken sounds
2. The phonic method

Phonic Ear® noun

A type of radio microphone system, for the benefit of the deaf, in which the teacher wears a transmitter and the student wears a receiver, either with a built-in or an individual hearing aid

phonic method noun

A method of teaching reading through the phonetic value of letters or groups of letters

-phone /-fōn/

1. Used to signify speaking, or someone who speaks (a given language), as in Francophone
2. Used to denote an instrument producing, reproducing or transmitting sound as in microphone

-phonic adjective

• glottidean
• glottides
• glottis
• glottises
• glotto-
• glottochronology
• glottogonic
• glottology
• glout
• glouted
• glouting
• glouts
• glove
• julienne
• julienned
• juliennes
• julienning
• juliet
• Juliet
• juliet cap
• juliet caps
• juliets
• July
• July-flower
• jumar