biplosive
/ˈbaɪplɒsɪv, -ˌsɪv/Definitions
1. adjective
Producing a brief explosion of air as a sound component, typically found in certain consonant sounds.
“The linguist studied the biplosive sounds used in the ancient language.”
2. noun
A consonantal sound that involves a brief explosion of air, often represented by the letter ‘p’ or ‘t’.
“The phonetics of the biplosive sound in the word ‘ptomaine’ are unique.”