vibrator in Greek
vibrator in Greek is δονητής — vibrator means a device that vibrates, especially one used for massage or sexual stimulation.
vibrator in Greek
δονητής
Pronounced: donitis
What does "vibrator" mean?
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noun A device that vibrates, especially one used for massage or sexual stimulation.
"A vibrator does not call you on your birthday. A vibrator doesn't send you flowers the next day. You cannot take a vibrator home to meet your mother."
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noun (dated, mechanical) Any device that produces a rapid trembling motion, such as a component in old electrical or industrial equipment.
"The old radio used a mechanical vibrator to step up the voltage."
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vibrator in a sentence
- A vibrator does not call you on your birthday. A vibrator doesn't send you flowers the next day. You cannot take a vibrator home to meet your mother.
- Evie’s website is a peek inside an idealized wife’s sex life, serving up “The Wife’s Guide to a Morning Quickie He’ll Think About All Day” (husbands, good) and “My Vibrator Almost Destroyed My Marriage” (solo sex, bad).
- The old radio used a mechanical vibrator to step up the voltage.
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What is "vibrator" in Greek?
"vibrator" in Greek is δονητής. vibrator means: A device that vibrates, especially one used for massage or sexual stimulation.
How do you pronounce δονητής?
"vibrator" in Greek is δονητής, pronounced "donitis".
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