Synonym: fipple flute, fipple pipe, record-keeper, recording equipment, recording machine, registrar, vertical flute. Similar words: tape recorder, video recorder, recorded, unrecorded, record, camcorder, recording, prerecord. Meaning: [rɪ'kɔ(r)də(r) /rɪ'kɔː-] 
n. 1. equipment for making records 2. someone responsible for keeping records 3. a barrister or solicitor who serves as part-time judge in towns or boroughs 4. a woodwind with a vertical pipe and 8 finger holes and a whistle mouthpiece.
n. 1. equipment for making records 2. someone responsible for keeping records 3. a barrister or solicitor who serves as part-time judge in towns or boroughs 4. a woodwind with a vertical pipe and 8 finger holes and a whistle mouthpiece. 
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91. Out of the bag he took a red wig and a tape recorder.
92. If you used the same tape later and had no sound trouble, the problem is in the video recorder, not the tape.
93. Certainly on warm windless days board games, comics and recorder corners can be encouraged in playgrounds.
94. Having checked the levels at rehearsal, the producer sets the recorder soas to just avoid distortion on the loudest passages.
95. The speech box plugs into your tape recorder on one side and your computer on the other.
96. When this was over, I would switch the tape recorder off and offer some drinks.
97. Even with the kids, wanting to show them things on the video recorder.
98. Mr Chen was delighted: he snapped pictures while the spools of the tape recorder turned slowly.
99. When we got to the restaurant, there was an awkward silence as I took out my tape recorder.
100. A Recorder who has served for five years may be appointed as a Circuit judge.
101. He reads them aloud into a tape recorder and marks changes on paper.
102. House raid: Detectives are investigating the theft of a video recorder from a house in Millpool Close, Hartlepool.
103. So the most basic camera kit would be a camera, with its own microphone and a compatible video recorder.
104. Wearing a body recorder and transmitter[sentencedict.com], he engaged in several conversations with the offenders in which they incriminated themselves.
105. But the thing that sent a shiver up my back was the thin, haunted piping of a recorder.
106. The Crown Court is presided over by a judge or a recorder and it hears the more serious criminal cases.
107. After filling several notebook pages with black scrawl, I stopped the recorder.
108. So the Martins taped the discussion, using the tape recorder they happened to keep in the car for this purpose.
109. The court also upheld the decision of the assistant recorder to reject the counterclaim which the defendant sought to introduce.
110. Just imagine using a tape recorder and hanging the microphone on a light pole.
111. The next moment she'd switched off the recorder, so violently that she dropped the remote control.sentencedict.com/recorder.html
112. Typical examples might include: a duvet, gardening equipment, a video recorder, a home computer, hobby materials and so on.
113. You can easily make copies of the tape using a videocassette recorder.
114. This is a very sensitive recorder - it picks up every word you say.
115. They watched him as he picked up the cassette tape recorder and shut it off.
116. The siphon recorder, adapted by Lord Kelvin from the Gauss/Weber mirror galvanometer.
117. I even had a tape recorder going, hidden behind the chair.
118. Signals are passed from the recorder to the playback controller and then to a stereo ready monitor.
119. The recorder came in with an adagio-like slowness and gravity, momentarily wobbled off-key, then recovered.
120. The lawyers also said they want to get a transcript of the cockpit voice recorder.
More similar words: tape recorder, video recorder, recorded, unrecorded, record, camcorder, recording, prerecord, off the record, go on record, record level, break the record, interior decorator, criminal record, order, in order, border, on order, to order, cordectomy, ordered, orderly, phone cord, preorder, disorder, ordering, border on, out of order, in order of, tall order.