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radioprobe

radioprobe noun: a probe fitted with a radio transmitter.

Noun

radioprobe (plural radioprobes)

  1. A probe fitted with a radio transmitter
  2. A probe fitted with a radionucleotide

Forms of radioprobe

pluralradioprobes

Origin of radioprobe

From radio- + probe.

Questions about radioprobe

What does radioprobe mean?
Radioprobe means a probe fitted with a radio transmitter.
What part of speech is radioprobe?
Radioprobe is a noun.
What is the plural of radioprobe?
The plural of radioprobe is radioprobes.

Words near radioprobe in the dictionary

  1. radioplays
  2. radioplaywright
  3. radioplaywrights
  4. radiopotassium
  5. radiopraxis
  6. radioprobe
  7. radioprobes
  8. radiopromethium
  9. radioprotect
  10. radioprotectant
  11. radioprotectants

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