woofer

[ woof-er ]

nounAudio.
  1. a loudspeaker designed for the reproduction of low-frequency sounds.

Origin of woofer

1
First recorded in 1935–40; woof2 + -er1

Words Nearby woofer

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How to use woofer in a sentence

  • Ted stopped and listened, blaming himself for not closing with woofer sooner.

    Ted Strong in Montana | Edward C. Taylor
  • woofer arrived at the Indian girl's shelter and stopped, and seemed to be listening.

    Ted Strong in Montana | Edward C. Taylor
  • woofer saw his game, and swore horribly, as he tried in vain to throw Ted.

    Ted Strong in Montana | Edward C. Taylor
  • woofer was about to steal the most valuable and swiftest of the animals, except Sultan.

    Ted Strong in Montana | Edward C. Taylor
  • The boys laughed at the story, for woofer, as they began to call him immediately, told it in a most comical manner.

    Ted Strong in Montana | Edward C. Taylor

British Dictionary definitions for woofer

woofer

/ (ˈwuːfə) /


noun
  1. a loudspeaker used in high-fidelity systems for the reproduction of low audio frequencies

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