Diving-bell
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 32
dīv′ing-bel, n. a hollow ve el or chamber, originally bell-shaped, open at the bottom and supplied with air by a tube from above, in which one may descend into and work under water.— n. Div′ing-dre , the water-tight costume of a diver, with special provision for receiving air, . [See Dive .]
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