Definitions
Etymologies
- From woof ("the sound a dog makes"), + -er ("agent suffix") (Wiktionary)
- From woof2. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
“The sub-woofer is an inverted glass dome, and a fresnel lens from a rail-car.”
“In Mundania, a speaker system-that is, something that makes sounds-has a big cone called a woofer, and a small cone called a tweeter, and a middle cone called a midrange.”
“A woofer is the electro dynamic driver which uses a cone, surrounded by a magnetic field, and a voice coil to drive.”
“As near as I can tell from this, the the satellites are each 4-ohm, 4w speakers and the woofer is a 4-ohm, 14w speaker (Not completely sure - tell me if i'm wrong).”
“I would even go as far as say that if you got rid of the "woofer" at the bottom of the unit, and opted for a larger cell unit into the chassis structure, you would make a lot more dent in the mobility market, but again, this probably isn't what it's marketed for, nor what people will be buying it for.”
“Each speaker has a 3-way system consisted of a woofer, a full-range driver and a tweeter.”
“Go for a sub woofer and make sure you got the speakers arranged in the acoustically right fashion so that the sound is not being disturbed.”
“If it makes you feel any better, I recently got rid of my sub-woofer/leg rest and i keep going to put my feet up.”
“Zero-to-60 speed is set to 3.4 seconds--which is even more impressive considering the leather seats, 12-inch woofer, DVD/navigation system and rise-away doors weighing it down.”
“The results are occasionally funny – especially the more you know the film – but what's remarkable is how astoundingly forgettable a large percentage of the movies we see like, say, Tom Hanks woofer Turner & Hooch actually are.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘woofer’.
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EN-HU - important words for a HU inte...
Words only (I left out the expressions) from Geza Kerenyi's EN-HU interpreters' dictionary. Most of them pose some difficulty when interpreted between HU and EN in either or both directions.
abalone, abrasive, abstractionist, abstruse, abysmal, academia, accessibility, accessible, acclimate, accolade, accompanist, achiever and 1469 more...
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dogs and their relatives
dog dogs and more dogs anything
I can think of ,canids and their
relatives
my favourite African wild dog
all have 42 teethaffenpinscher, akita, alan, aland, alant, alopecoid, apso, bandog, barbet, basenji, basset, bawtie and 355 more...
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MUSIC - ALL TERMS
With focus on non-classical styles, but not excluding terms of the latter.
banjo, accompaniment, acoustic bass, bass guitar, bass clef, ground, brass, cornet, Mute, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, arrangement and 866 more...
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Audio Argot
Inspired by the Audio Cyclopedia, by Howard M. Tremaine
scoring stage, anechoic, selsyn-interlock ..., lavalier, duller, mutual conductance, negative feedback, tangent error, Barkhausen noise, blimp, flutter meter, tweeter and 16 more...
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KaeZoo's Words
flingers, unhinged, driven, flanked, arboreal, venerable, endearing, iconoclastic, fletcher, competent, fireproof, cavernous and 215 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for woofer.
Prolagus Macroblogging. Aug 28, 2009