stylus
nounDivide stylus into syllables:
sty · lus
How to pronounce stylus:
Definition of stylus:
- stylus (noun):
- an instrument for writing, marking, or incising such as
- a sharp pointed device attached to the cartridge of a record player.
- a needle-like device in the pick-up arm of a record player that rests in the groove in the record and picks up the sound signals
Synonyms for stylus:
cartridge
device
needle
pen
phonograph needle
pickup
pointer
probe
style
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