vibrator
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- noun
- /ˈvaɪˌbreɪtər/
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vibrador
- A cell phone vibrator is ADC motor with imbalanced load.
They were handing out vibrators as part of their gifts.
- They were handing out vibrators as part of their gifts.
- What if, what if we use use the vibrator next time we have sex?
- You got nipple clamps, you got vibrators, you got things that suck parts of your body.
- Dildos, vibrators, swings, other things that I don't even know existed.
- Another face vibrator, the gold bar thing, It is awesome.
- This vibrator from Lioness literally will tell you.
- So Tiffany, so we're there and Tiffany's like Ally, I'm buying you a vibrator.
- OK, you're going to go on their website, you're going to find all kinds of things, jails, dildos, vibrators, swings, other things that you've never even thought about.
Examples
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Vibrators and other mechanical devices.
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For example, let your partner use a vibrator a few times before playing as a couple.
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I also have this one specific vibrator I order.
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I gave her a vibrator for her birthday.
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What's the big deal about these vibrators anyway?
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Pearl is the female vibrator, white-colored and made of silicon.
Academic text (2018) -
An electrical vibrator linked to the sensor (as in the earlier system) is also provided.
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They were handing out vibrators as part of their gifts.
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She bought a vibrator to relieve muscle tension after her workouts.
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The massage therapist used a vibrator to enhance the relaxation experience for her client.
Synonyms
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A device that makes a regular repeating signal like sound or electric current
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A small machine that uses vibration or pressure to relax muscles
A tool that removes air and extra water from fresh concrete so it hardens well in a mold
A machine that shakes small parts to move or sort them
A machine that uses strong shaking to push or pull long metal posts into the ground
Compounds
- Specialized
A tool that removes air and extra water from fresh concrete so it hardens well in a mold
How Powerful
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vibrator comes from the old Latin word vibrāre, which means 'to shake', and it is the same root as the English word vibrate. So a vibrator is literally a 'shaker', a device that makes muscles or machine parts shake to relax or stimulate them.