- insufflator
- in·suf·fla·tor
English syllables. 2014.
insufflator
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insufflator — noun see insufflation … New Collegiate Dictionary
insufflator — See insufflate. * * * … Universalium
insufflator — noun A person who, or device that insufflates … Wiktionary
insufflator — An instrument used in insufflation. * * * in·suf·fla·tor in(t) sə .flāt ər, in səf .lāt ər n a device used in medical insufflation (as of a drug) * * * in·suf·fla·tor (inґsə fla″tər) an instrument used in performing insufflation … Medical dictionary
insufflator — in·suf·fla·tor || ɪnsÉ™fleɪtÉ™(r) / n. person or thing that blows into or upon … English contemporary dictionary
insufflator — noun 1》 a device for blowing powder on to a surface to reveal fingerprints. 2》 an instrument for medical insufflation … English new terms dictionary
insufflator — n. 1 a device for blowing powder on to a surface in order to make fingerprints visible. 2 an instrument for insufflating … Useful english dictionary
insufflation — noun Etymology: Middle English insufflacion, from Late Latin insufflation , insufflatio, from insufflare to blow upon, from Latin in + sufflare to inflate, from sub + flare to blow more at blow Date: 15th century an act or the action of blowing… … New Collegiate Dictionary
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