1. An instrument for exciting electricity in small quantities, consisting of a flat smooth cake of resin, acted upon by a circular plate of brass with a glass handle.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wlectrophorus,
• slectrophorus,
• dlectrophorus,
• rlectrophorus,
• 4lectrophorus,
• 3lectrophorus,
• ekectrophorus,
• epectrophorus,
• eoectrophorus,
• elwctrophorus,
• elsctrophorus,
• eldctrophorus,
• elrctrophorus,
• el4ctrophorus,
• el3ctrophorus,
• elextrophorus,
• elevtrophorus,
• eleftrophorus,
• electrophoreus,
• electrophoro

• electrolyte,
• electronic,
• electron optics,
• electromyogram,
• electric power,
• electric razor,
• electrosleep,
• electrocute,
• electrolysis,
• electroscope,
• electrocution,
• electrograph,
• electron lens,
• electric shock,
• electromotXsive,
• electron tube,
• electrocutioner,
• electron orbit,
• electroplater,
• electromyograph,
• electroshock,
• electroplate,
• electrophoridae,
• electroneutral,
• electric outlet,
• electric cord,
• electrologist,
• electron shell,
• electrostatic,
• electrophoretic,
• electropositive,
• electrometer,
• electron gun,
• electronics,
• electrophoresis,
• electrocautery,
• electrostatics,
• electrosurgery.

The adjective form of the word "electrophorus" is "electrophoric".

The plural of the "electrophorus" can be the "electrophori".

The singular of the "electrophorus" can be the "electrophorus".