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radio alarm clock

radio alarm clock noun: a compact device that combines an alarm clock with a radio receiver, allowing the radio to activate at a preset time to wake the user with a broadcast instead of a buzzer.

Noun

radio alarm clock (plural radio alarm clocks)

  1. A compact device that combines an alarm clock with a radio receiver, allowing the radio to activate at a preset time to wake the user with a broadcast instead of a buzzer.

Forms of radio alarm clock

pluralradio alarm clocks

Questions about radio alarm clock

What does radio alarm clock mean?
Radio alarm clock means a compact device that combines an alarm clock with a radio receiver, allowing the radio to activate at a preset time to wake the user with a broadcast instead of a buzzer.
What part of speech is radio alarm clock?
Radio alarm clock is a noun.
What is the plural of radio alarm clock?
The plural of radio alarm clock is radio alarm clocks.

Words near radio alarm clock in the dictionary

  1. Radinko
  2. Radins
  3. radio
  4. radio ahead
  5. radio alarm
  6. radio alarm clock
  7. radio alarm clocks
  8. radio alarms
  9. radio alphabet
  10. radio alphabets
  11. radio altimeter

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