vibro-

American  

1. a combining form meaning “vibration,” used in the formation of compound words.

   vibrometer.

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Etymology

Origin of vibro-

< Latin vibr ( āre ) to shake, move to and fro + -o-

Example Sentences

According to the Florida Department of Health, vibro vulnificus infections are fatal in 50% of cases.

From Salon

In his hands he held the vibro gun, and on his face was a wild triumph.

From Project Gutenberg

I will order none to shoot at her with vibro guns, as we do not wish her harmed.

From Project Gutenberg

“Maybe the kids will go on to using something else if vibroblades don’t work, but I think I’d prefer a rocket in the head to being carved by a vibro.”

From Project Gutenberg

I think the vibro is just a fad among the JD’s now, anyway.

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