- blad|der|y
- blad|der|y «BLAD ehr ee», adjective.1. thin, inflated, and hollow.2. having bladders.
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blad|der — «BLAD uhr», noun. 1. a soft, thin bag in the body that receives urine from the kidneys; urinary bladder. 2. anything like this. A football has a hollow rubber bladder that can be blown up with air. 3. any similar sac in animals or plants,… … Useful english dictionary
blad|der|fish — «BLAD uhr FIHSH», noun, plural fish|es or (collectively) fish. = globefish. (Cf. ↑globefish) … Useful english dictionary
blad|der|nose — «BLAD uhr NOHZ», noun. = hooded seal. (Cf. ↑hooded seal) … Useful english dictionary
blad|der|nut — «BLAD uhr NUHT», noun. 1. the fruit of any one of a genus of shrubs or small trees, contained in bladderlike pods. 2. any one of these plants, especially a species of eastern North America … Useful english dictionary
blad|der|weed — «BLAD uhr WEED», noun. a seaweed having air bladders in the fronds … Useful english dictionary
blad|der|wort — «BLAD uhr WURT», noun. any one of a family of insect eating marsh or water plants with yellow or purple flowers. Some varieties float on water by means of small bags or bladders filled with air on their weak stems and their leaves; others grow in … Useful english dictionary
blad|der|wrack — «BLAD uhr RAK», noun. a seaweed, so named from the floating vesicles in its fronds … Useful english dictionary
blad·der — /ˈblædɚ/ noun, pl ders [count] 1 : the organ in the body that holds urine after it passes through the kidneys and before it leaves the body see also ↑gallbladder 2 : a soft bag (such as the rubber bag inside a football) that is filled with water… … Useful english dictionary
blad — blad·der·et; blad·dery; blad·ed; blad·er; blad·ing; blad; blad·der; mul·ti·blad·ed; … English syllables
gall·blad·der — /ˈgɑːlˌblædɚ/ noun, pl ders [count] medical : the organ in the body in which bile from the liver is stored … Useful english dictionary
