soundport

noun
UK /ˈsaʊndpɔːt/
US /ˈsaʊndpɔːrt/

A soundport is a small opening where sound goes in or comes out.

The little speaker has a soundport on its side so the music can escape.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A jack or socket on a device where you plug in headphones or a microphone.

Plug your headphones into the soundport on the laptop.

3. A software connection that sends audio from one program to another.

The app uses a virtual soundport to route music to the recorder.

4. An opening in a musical instrument that lets sound out.

The wooden flute has a soundport near the top.

5. A place in a building designed to carry sound, like a vent between rooms.

The old theater had a soundport above the stage.