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audible

au·di·ble [ áwdəb'l ]

adjective

Definition:

capable of being heard: loud or clear enough to be heard

an audible gasp from the crowd

noun (plural au·di·bles)

Definition:

call for new tactic: in football, a new play called out in coded form by the quarterback at the line of scrimmage

[15th century. < late Latin audibilis< Latin audire "hear"]

au·di·bil·i·ty [ àwdə bíllətee ] noun

au·di·ble·ness [ áwdəb'lnəss ] noun

au·di·bly adverb

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