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deaf aid

deaf aid noun: a hearing aid.

Noun

deaf aid (plural deaf aids)

  1. (UK) A hearing aid.
  2. (UK, offensive) A person wearing a hearing aid.
    • Gene Hunt: Oi, he said stop right there, deaf aid!2006, Life on Mars, Series 1, Episode 2
  3. (slang) A presenter's earpiece through which they receive instructions from the studio.

Forms of deaf aid

pluraldeaf aids

Questions about deaf aid

What does deaf aid mean?
Deaf aid means a hearing aid.
What part of speech is deaf aid?
Deaf aid is a noun.
What is the plural of deaf aid?
The plural of deaf aid is deaf aids.

Words near deaf aid in the dictionary

  1. deaerator
  2. deaerators
  3. deaf
  4. deaf adder
  5. deaf adders
  6. deaf aid
  7. deaf aids
  8. deaf and dumb
  9. deaf as a doorknob
  10. deaf as a doornail
  11. deaf as a doorpost

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