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emu·la·tor (emyo̵̅o̅ lāt′ər, -yə-)

noun

  1. one that emulates
  2. software or hardware that allows one computer to perform the functions of, or execute programs designed for, another type of computer

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emulator Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • console: MESS, the multiple console emulator has a new webpage up, with some screenshots!

Preposition: for

  • amiga: My first experience with emulation was a PC emulator for the amiga.

Adjective modifier

  • megadrive: But since the first MegaDrive emulator was released to the world, the scene has exploded.

Modifies a noun

  • CD: The Spectrum Emulator games CD a Spectrum Emulator CD with 3000 games.

Noun used with modifier

  • gameboy: For more techincal information on the gameboy emulator, including how to build a ROM copier, you can access Paul Clifford's page.
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