pho|nog|ra|pher

pho|nog|ra|pher
pho|nog|ra|pher «foh NOG ruh fuhr», noun.
1. a person who uses phonography; a shorthand writer (in Pitman's system).
2. = phonetist. (Cf.phonetist)

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