bladdery
[blad-uh-ree]
Origin of bladdery
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Historical Examples of bladdery
Fruit rounded, bladdery, 3-celled, few-seeded pods; ripe in autumn.
Trees of the Northern United StatesAustin C. Apgar
Bullate, appearing as if blistered or bladdery (from bulla, a bubble).
The Elements of BotanyAsa Gray
In the words of Dr. Gray, "The fruit is a globular dry berry, enclosed by a five-parted, bladdery inflated calyx."
Seed DispersalWilliam J. Beal
It was a mass of bladdery seaweed that the returning tide was wafting slowly to the shore.
For the Term of His Natural LifeMarcus Clarke
Bloodless and bladdery things ran hither and thither noiselessly.
For the Term of His Natural LifeMarcus Clarke