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clapometer
clapometer, n. orig. and chiefly Brit. Brit. /klaˈpɒmɪtə/, /kləˈpɒmɪtə/, U.S. /kləˈpɑmədər/ [‹ clap n.1 + -ometer comb. form.] Any of various devices used to measure the volume (and duration) of an audience's applause, and hence to gauge enthusiasm or popularity. Also fig. and in extended use. Cf. a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Clap-o-meter
A clap-o-meter, clapometer or applause meter is a measurement instrument that purports to measure and display the volume of clapping or applause made by wikipedia.org
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applause
▪ I. applause, n. (əˈplɔːz) [ad. L. applaus-us, vbl. n. f. applaud-ĕre: see applaud v. Cf. It. applauso, and Sp. aplauzo.] 1. Approbation loudly expressed; acclamation.[1553–87 Foxe A. & M. III. 828 They should depart speaking last, cum applausu populi, with the rejoycing triumph of the people.] 159... Oxford English Dictionary
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OFI Sunday
songs the audience would clap for each band in turn and a mannequin dummy dressed as a rock guitarist in a black wig would register the claps on its clapometer wikipedia.org
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So You Want to be Top? (British game show)
Scores were decided via a clapometer measuring the volume of the clapping/cheering of the children in the audience. wikipedia.org
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poetry
poetry (ˈpəʊɪtrɪ) Forms: 4–7 poetrie, 5 -trye, -terye, 6 Sc. poyetrie, 5– poetry. [ME. = OF. poetrie, poeterie (13–14th c.), old It. poetr{iacu}a (Florio); ad. late and med.L. poetrīa, f. poēta poet. Poetria occurs in a scholium on Horace Epist. ii. i. 103, written (according to O. Keller, Pseudacro... Oxford English Dictionary
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Neoclassical compound
many forms have cut loose from ancient moorings: crypto- as in preposed Crypto-Fascist and pseudo- as in pseudoradical; postposed -meter in speedometer, clapometer wikipedia.org
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