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• hydrophone — /ˈhaɪdrəfoʊn / (say huydruhfohn) noun 1. an instrument employing the principles of the microphone, used to detect the flow of water through a pipe. 2. a device for locating sources of sound under water, as for detecting submarines by the noise of …  

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