chronoscope

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(krän′ə skōp′)

noun

an instrument for measuring very small intervals of time

Origin: chrono- + -scope

See chronoscope in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
An optical instrument for the precise measurement of very small time intervals.

Related Forms:

  • chronˌo·scopˈic (-skŏpˈĭk) adjective
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