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n. (air bladder English)
Usage examples of "air bladders".
They had individual, sausage-like air bladders that ran the length of their backs, and single eyes set in the center of their fore ends.
I would swim back up to the surface and paddle the raft ahead, and then Master Li would break water and climb on board, and we would rest and replenish our air bladders.
Hoons with hand pumps kept busy inundating air bladders while Lark steeled himself to enter that dark, wet place.
He spoke the command that inflated the air bladders that clamped the helmet in place.
When the fiery rock burned through to the fireworm's inflated air bladders, the creature exploded.
The land was railed by mountains, and parted by a mighty river, where played hippopotami like air bladders, and lotuses grew.
To them, the only question is how much air they can blow into their divers' air bladders.
Big scrofulous leaves, blue-black and stemless, pocked with ugly blister-shaped air bladders, sprout directly from the wood at sparse intervals.
Even an occasional grindle& those tough ol' bottom-feeders whose air bladders enabled them to live in mud and who were often plowed up in fields, alive, weeks after floodwater had receded.
The few remaining fish were free of blight, thrashing around on the deck making high-pitched squeals from their air bladders.