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radiotracker

radiotracker noun: a device that tracks wild animals fitted with radiocollars.

Noun

radiotracker (plural radiotrackers)

  1. A device that tracks wild animals fitted with radiocollars
  2. (Internet) Any of several devices that augment access to Internet radio sites

Forms of radiotracker

pluralradiotrackers

Origin of radiotracker

From radio- + tracker.

Questions about radiotracker

What does radiotracker mean?
Radiotracker means a device that tracks wild animals fitted with radiocollars.
What part of speech is radiotracker?
Radiotracker is a noun.
What is the plural of radiotracker?
The plural of radiotracker is radiotrackers.

Words near radiotracker in the dictionary

  1. radiotoxins
  2. radiotracer
  3. radiotracers
  4. radiotracing
  5. radiotracked
  6. radiotracker
  7. radiotrackers
  8. radiotracking
  9. radiotranslucent
  10. radiotransmission
  11. radiotransmissions

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