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audile

adjective au·dile \ˈȯ-ˌdī(-ə)l\

Definition of AUDILE

:  auditory
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Origin of AUDILE

auditory + -ile (as in tactile)
First Known Use: 1887

Related to AUDILE

Synonyms
acoustic (or acoustical), audial, auditory, aural, auricular
Antonyms
nonauditory

Rhymes with AUDILE

abseil, air mile, bass viol, black bile, Blue Nile, decile, erstwhile, exile, Fair Isle, field trial, gentile, high style, hostile, lifestyle, meanwhile, motile, nail file, New Style, old style, Old Style, on file, profile, redial, reptile, show trial, stockpile, time trial

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