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Diffuser

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Noun

1. diffuser, diffusor

baffle that distributes sound waves evenly

2. diffuser, diffusor

optical device that distributes the light of a lamp evenly

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Diffuser

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noun
1. 
a person or thing that diffuses
2. 
a part of a lighting fixture consisting of a translucent or frosted covering or of a rough reflector: used to scatter the light and prevent glare
3. 
a cone, wedge, or baffle placed in front of the diaphragm of a loudspeaker to diffuse the sound waves
4. 
a duct, esp in a wind tunnel or jet engine, that widens gradually in the direction of flow to reduce the speed and increase the pressure of the air or fluid
5. photography
a light-scattering medium, such as a screen of fine fabric, placed in the path of a source of light to reduce the sharpness of shadows and thus soften the lighting
6. 
a perforated plate or similar device for distributing compressed air in the aeration of sewage
7. 
a device, attached to a hairdryer, which diffuses the warm air as it comes out

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Diffuser

see synonyms of diffuser
noun
a person or thing that diffuses, as a device for distributing light evenly

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Diffuser

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n.
1. One that diffuses, as:
a. A light fixture, such as a frosted globe, that spreads light evenly.
b. A medium that scatters light, used in photography to soften shadows.
c. A device, such as a cone or baffle, placed in front of a loudspeaker diaphragm to diffuse the sound waves.
2. A flow passage in a wind tunnel that decelerates a stream of gas or liquid from a high to a low velocity.

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