Definitions

1. noun

A device that produces a pulsating or intermittent flow of a fluid, especially water, or a device that produces a pulsating current of electricity.

“The engineer designed a pulsator to regulate the water flow in the industrial plant.”

2. noun

A cell or organ that produces a pulsating motion, especially in the context of muscle tissue.

“The pulsator cells in the muscle tissue were responsible for the rapid heartbeat.”

3. noun

A device or organ that produces a pulsating or vibrating motion, especially in the context of sound production.

“The pulsator in the musical instrument produced a deep, resonant sound.”