bladder

Suthin' like a bladder football: one pin-prick 'd cowallapse it.

In the mare the thickening of the walls of the bladder may be felt by introducing one finger through the urethra.

It was light as a bladder itself, elastic, fit to ride any weather.

Mix the pickle well together; pour it over the peaches, and tie them down close with either leather or a bladder.

I filled a flask one third part with freshly drawn ox blood, closed it tightly with a bladder, and shook up the blood frequently.

Samson drew out the pig's bladder in which he carried his money and paid for a day's board.

Ampullaceous, swelling out like a bottle or bladder (ampulla).

It is from the resemblance of this indusium to a bladder that the plant has received its popular name.

Injections and irrigations of the bladder also proved useful adjuncts to the maize.

Inflammation, of bowels, stomach and bladder: Warm abdominal packs in addition to the above.