accelerometer
vibroscope
vibrograph
biothesiometer
pallograph
tropometer
phonomotor
idioglot
vibrator
vibrometer
tremulant
odontoscope
vibroactuator
laryngostroboscope
antroscope
vibroarthrography
soundboard
geophone
phonautograph
velometer
panharmonicon
speedometer
banking
musicomechanical
string instrument
siren
flexatone
geometric square
sauterelle
microtuner
respiband
flute
navigational instrument
tonoscope
hydrometer
melodica
implement
vibrissation
piezometer
vibro-
vibrometry
twister
gyrometer
polyacoustic
kymograph
chime
depressor
phonometer
attitude indicator
neurothesiometer
vibrography
phoneidoscope
cymograph
forceplate
shapometer
prog
vibromechanical
membranophone
tachygraphometer
vibrable
heteroglot
sonometer
vibrationally
electrocautery
Wartenberg wheel
xanorphica
yawmeter
trier
ometer
buzz
fipple flute
odontograph
percuteur
fipple pipe
ratchet
antivibrator
shaker
bombination
recorder
bombilation
vertical flute
barograph
stroboscopy
watchman's rattle
fremitus
vibrotational
tracer
mensur
swabber
percussion instrument
antivibrational
antivibrating
dulcitone
ocarina
phonograph
sweet potato
harp

English words for 'An instrument made for detecting and measuring vibrations.'

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