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Definition of bladder
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bladder is as below...
Bladder
(n.) A bag or sac in
animals,
which
serves
as the
receptacle
of some
fluid;
as, the
urinary
bladder;
the gall
bladder;
--
applied
especially
to the
urinary
bladder,
either
within
the
animal,
or when taken out and
inflated
with air..
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Dipnoi
::
Dipnoi
(n. pl.) A group of
ganoid
fishes,
including
the
living
genera
Ceratodus
and
Lepidosiren,
which
present
the
closest
approximation
to the
Amphibia.
The air
bladder
acts as a lung, and the
nostrils
open
inside
the
mouth.
See
Ceratodus,
and
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Isinglass
::
Isinglass
(n.) A
semitransparent,
whitish,
and very pure from of
gelatin,
chiefly
prepared
from the
sounds
or air
bladders
of
various
species
of
sturgeons
(as the
Acipenser
huso) found in the of
Western
Russia.
It used for
making
jellies,
as a
clarifier,
etc.
Cheaper
forms of
gelatin
are not
unfrequently
so
called.
Called
also fish
glue..
Bladder
::
Bladder
(n.) A bag or sac in
animals,
which
serves
as the
receptacle
of some
fluid;
as, the
urinary
bladder;
the gall
bladder;
--
applied
especially
to the
urinary
bladder,
either
within
the
animal,
or when taken out and
inflated
with air..
Bladder
::
Bladder
(n.)
Anything
inflated,
empty,
or
unsound..
Extroversion
::
Extroversion
(n.) The
condition
of being
turned
wrong side out; as,
extroversion
of the
bladder..
Football
::
Football
(n.) An
inflated
ball to be
kicked
in
sport,
usually
made in India
rubber,
or a
bladder
incased
in
Leather..
Lithontriptic
::
Lithontriptic
(a.)
Having
the
quality
of, or used for,
dissolving
or
destroying
stone in the
bladder
or
kidneys;
as,
lithontriptic
forceps..
Cholecystis
::
Cholecystis
(n.) The gall
bladder.
Hepatocystic
::
Hepatocystic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the liver and gall
bladder;
as, the
hepatocystic
ducts..
Measles
::
Measles
(n.) The
larvae
of any
tapeworm
(Taenia)
in the
cysticerus
stage,
when
contained
in meat.
Called
also
bladder
worms..
Behn
::
Behn (n.) The
Cucubalus
behen,
or
bladder
campion,
now
called
Silene
inflata..
Fundus
::
Fundus
(n.) The
bottom
or base of any
hollow
organ;
as, the
fundus
of the
bladder;
the
fundus
of the eye..
Vesicovaginal
::
Vesicovaginal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
bladder
and the
vagina.
Sound
::
Sound (n.) The air
bladder
of a fish; as, cod
sounds
are an
esteemed
article
of
food..
Stone
::
Stone (n.) A
calculous
concretion,
especially
one in the
kidneys
or
bladder;
the
disease
arising
from a
calculus..
Bladderwort
::
Bladderwort
(n.) A genus
(Utricularia)
of
aquatic
or
marshy
plants,
which
usually
bear
numerous
vesicles
in the
divisions
of the
leaves.
These serve as traps for
minute
animals.
See
Ascidium..
Bladdered
::
Bladdered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Bladde.
Lithiasis
::
Lithiasis
(n.) The
formation
of stony
concretions
or
calculi
in any part of the body,
especially
in the
bladder
and
urinary
passages..
Vesiculate
::
Vesiculate
(a.)
Bladdery;
full of, or
covered
with,
bladders;
vesicular..
Ascus
::
Ascus (n.) A small
membranous
bladder
or tube in which are
inclosed
the
seedlike
reproductive
particles
or
sporules
of
lichens
and
certain
fungi.
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