bimorph
noun
bi·morph
\ˈbīˌmȯrf\
Definition of bimorph
-s
: a device consisting of two layers of a crystal (such as Rochelle salt) cemented together and often used in a phonograph pickup because of the ability to convert the vibration of the needle into electrical voltage
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Origin and Etymology of bimorph
1bi- + -morph
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