What is another word for articulator?
Pronunciation:
[ ɑːtˈɪkjʊlˌe͡ɪtə], [ ɑːtˈɪkjʊlˌeɪtə], [ ɑː_t_ˈɪ_k_j_ʊ_l_ˌeɪ_t_ə]
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Synonyms for Articulator:
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n.
• body Other relevant words:
- abut ,
- adjoin ,
- affirmer ,
- affricate consonant ,
- affricative ,
- agriculturist ,
- aircraft carrier ,
- allayer ,
- alveolar consonant ,
- analogous ,
- applauder ,
- archness ,
- artificer ,
- asserter ,
- asseverator ,
- attack aircraft carrier ,
- avower ,
- baby's dummy ,
- back talk ,
- backtalk ,
- bearer ,
- boldness ,
- borderline ,
- bound ,
- boundary ,
- boundary line ,
- brass ,
- butt ,
- butt against ,
- butt on ,
- buttock ,
- carrier wave ,
- cartridge extractor ,
- cartridge remover ,
- centrifuge ,
- cheekiness ,
- christ ,
- comfort ,
- common carrier ,
- connecter ,
- connection ,
- connective ,
- connexion ,
- contractor ,
- conveyer ,
- conveyer belt ,
- conveyor belt ,
- counterfeiter ,
- crust ,
- cultivator ,
- delimitation ,
- delivery boy ,
- deliveryman ,
- dental ,
- dental consonant ,
- discoverer ,
- donor ,
- environ ,
- face ,
- flange ,
- flattop ,
- frame ,
- frame in ,
- freshness ,
- gall ,
- giver ,
- good shepherd ,
- grower ,
- immune carrier ,
- impudence ,
- inch ,
- index ,
- index number ,
- indicant ,
- inframaxillary ,
- insolence ,
- jesus ,
- jointer plane ,
- jointing plane ,
- knife ,
- letter carrier ,
- letter writer ,
- long plane ,
- loudspeaker ,
- loudspeaker system ,
- mail carrier ,
- mailman ,
- march ,
- margin ,
- maxilla ,
- molding ,
- moulding ,
- mouthpiece ,
- natural language ,
- nerve ,
- newsboy ,
- newspaperman ,
- newspaperwoman ,
- newswriter ,
- oral cavity ,
- oral fissure ,
- pacifier ,
- perimeter ,
- perkiness ,
- pertness ,
- planner ,
- postman ,
- pressman ,
- puff ,
- quilt ,
- redact ,
- redeemer ,
- reliever ,
- rescuer ,
- respondent ,
- responder ,
- reviser ,
- rewrite man ,
- rewriter ,
- ring ,
- sass ,
- sassing ,
- sauciness ,
- savior ,
- saviour ,
- schmoose ,
- schmooze ,
- separator ,
- sharpness ,
- shmoose ,
- shmooze ,
- singer ,
- skirt ,
- source ,
- speak ,
- speaker system ,
- speaker unit ,
- spit ,
- sponsor ,
- spreader ,
- surround ,
- sympathiser ,
- sympathizer ,
- systematiser ,
- systematist ,
- systematizer ,
- systemiser ,
- systemizer ,
- talk ,
- teething ring ,
- toter ,
- transporter ,
- upper jaw ,
- upper jawbone ,
- utter ,
- vector ,
- verbalise ,
- verbalize ,
- vocaliser ,
- witness ,
- witnesser .
- Clearer ,
- Coucher ,
- Enunciator ,
- Pronouncer ,
- Renderer ,
- Submaxillary ,
- Uniter ,
- alarmist ,
- announcer ,
- answerer ,
- border ,
- brim ,
- broadcaster ,
- carrier ,
- cheek ,
- clapper ,
- comforter ,
- communicator ,
- connector ,
- contriver ,
- conveyor ,
- correspondent ,
- declarer ,
- deliverer ,
- developer ,
- deviser ,
- edge ,
- emitter ,
- extractor ,
- forger ,
- formulator ,
- framer ,
- impertinence ,
- indicator ,
- informant ,
- inventor ,
- jawbone ,
- joiner ,
- jointer ,
- jowl ,
- lingual ,
- linguistic ,
- linker ,
- lip ,
- mandible ,
- mandibular ,
- maxillary ,
- mouth ,
- orderer ,
- plainer ,
- presenter ,
- raiser ,
- redactor ,
- rim ,
- sender ,
- sounder ,
- stater ,
- sublingual ,
- talker ,
- transmitter ,
- utterer ,
- vocalist ,
- vocalizer ,
- voicer .
How to use "Articulator" in context?
Articulators are important tools used by speech therapists and speech-language pathologists. Articulators are the muscles and joints that produce sound. When articulators are working properly, people are able to produce sounds in all of the phonetic phonemes or speech sounds.
An articulator is a muscle or joint that is used to produce sound. There are five main articulators: the jaw, lips, tongue, teeth, and nose. Each of these articulators has a range of motion that can be used to produce different phonetic sounds.
When people speak, they use their articulators to produce the different phonetic sounds.
Homophones for Articulator:
Hyponym for Articulator:
n.
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body
vocal organ, organ of speech, speech organ.
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person
communicator.
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body
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