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lip-ribbon

lip-ribbon noun: a type of microphone used primarily by reporters designed to clearly pick up only the speaker's voice in a loud environment such as a political rally or sports stadium.

Noun

lip-ribbon (plural lip-ribbons)

  1. A type of microphone used primarily by reporters designed to clearly pick up only the speaker's voice in a loud environment such as a political rally or sports stadium.

Forms of lip-ribbon

plurallip-ribbons

Questions about lip-ribbon

What does lip-ribbon mean?
Lip-ribbon means a type of microphone used primarily by reporters designed to clearly pick up only the speaker's voice in a loud environment such as a political rally or sports stadium.
What part of speech is lip-ribbon?
Lip-ribbon is a noun.
What is the plural of lip-ribbon?
The plural of lip-ribbon is lip-ribbons.

Words near lip-ribbon in the dictionary

  1. lip-read
  2. lip-reader
  3. lip-readers
  4. lip-reading
  5. lip-reads
  6. lip-ribbon
  7. lip-server
  8. lip-servers
  9. lip-service
  10. lip-smacking
  11. lip-smackingly

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