Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Usage examples of "clock-radio".
Between the armillary sphere and the synthesis telescope, what we have here is a gigantic microminiaturized clock-radio.
There was a clock-radio, an alto saxophone, a fully-fitted toiletries kit, a model of the Eiffel Tower with a thermometer in it - and on and on.
There was a clock-radio, an alto saxophone, a fully-fitted toiletries kit, a model of the Eiffel Tower with a thermometer in it —.
But in place of his old clock-radio on the stand beside the bed there was a new digital clock-radio that included a CD player.
Reason told him that if anything serious had happened he would have been awakened--he had slept through the clock-radio alarm before, but he'd never failed to be aroused by a phone.
At 12:15 by his watch, by the clock over the rear-room worktable, and by nine digital clock-radios he'd rejected as too penny-ante for the effort, he had opened the rear door, picked up two television sets-a Philco and an RCA-and stepped outside to the sudden dead-white glare of four headlights.
At 12:15 by his watch, by the clock over the rear-room worktable, and by nine digital clock-radios he'd rejected as too penny-ante for the effort, he had opened the rear door, picked up two television sets –.