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breɪ noun
1.
a person or thing that vibrates.
2.
any of various machines or devices causing a vibratory motion or action.
3.
a small appliance of variable shape, made to oscillate very rapidly and used in vibratory massage.
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World English Dictionary
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| —n | |
| 1. | a. a device for producing a vibratory motion, such as one used in massage or in the distribution of wet concrete in moulds |
| b. such a device with a vibrating part or tip, used as a dildo | |
| 2. | See also chopper a device in which a vibrating conductor interrupts a circuit to produce a pulsating current from a steady current, usually so that the current can then be amplified or the voltage transformed |
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Word Origin & History
vibrator
1862, "that which vibrates," agent noun of vibrate (q.v.). Attested from 1888 in ref. to various appliances; specific sense of "small electrical device for sexual stimulation" is recorded from 1953.
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