BLAH SUCH TIG

(Ger.), adj. Bla’zu*ch*t-i2g. Flatulent. [A, $15.) : AHUNG.), n. Bla‘bung. Flatus, flatulence. [A, 315. Tax FLOOR Of 50S Ge iee M Sats) Rene CW wohl, Te, sk -Wremitiel A en e #, 4 mentary b. _A diverticulum from the urinary b. caused by saceueae streibend, B’szertheilend. Carminative. [B, 48; lati on, [A. V. Best, “ Lancet,” 1871, i, p. 593 (L).|_Swim-b., Swim at one Lat., vesica natatoria. Re ve ie natatoire, ‘ Ger., BLAIN,n. Blan. A.-S., dlegen. 1. A blister, a pustule, or any Schwimmblase.’ See Air-b.—Urinary b. Gr., cos, Lat., vesica | inflammatory swelling; also a scar er discoloration left by an inurinaria. Fr., ve ie urinaire. Ger., Harnblase. It., vescica ori- | jury. [E.] %. In veterinary medicine, a swelling in the region of naria. Sp., vejiga de la orina. A hollow organ serving as a re- | the glottis obstructing respiration (perhaps cedema of the glottis). O, no; 0, not; O*, whole; Th, thin; Th, the; U4, like 00 in tog; U4, blue; U4, hull; U4, full; US, urn; U®, like ü (German), [White (A, 802).]_Bitter-b. A name of Guiana to the Van dell i a diffusa.