କାର୍ଟିଲାଜିନ୍ସ୍ ରିଙ୍ଗ୍ ବହନ କରୁଥିବା ମେମ୍ବ୍ରେନ୍ |,

Noun:

ଟ୍ରାଚିଆ,

windpipes's Usage Examples:

in England and Scotland to mean "Wild young woman" "Oozles" Throats (windpipes) "Clunk" to swallow; Cornish ; kolennki "swallow" Bumpers large glass.

It was one of only two in the Country that operated on the basis of windpipes and remains one of the oldest working pipe organs on the west coast.

life since Aeolian Garden at UMOCA in 2005, a work consisting of brass windpipes installed under the medieval bridge of San Francesco in the Tuscan town.

into one sign, in the case of Taurus, they are in charge of the neck, windpipes, and throat.

depict nests, feathers, and details of bird anatomy including feet, breastbones, and windpipes.

A wide variety of instruments such as specialized types of drums, windpipes, spiral conches, and trumpets were used in larger ceremonies.

called pseudotracheae, because of some resemblance to the tracheae (windpipes) of air-breathing organisms, are lung-like and present within the pleopods.

The calumet stems represented windpipes as well as arrow shafts, and the combination of windpipe and lungs was.

Inspecting the melt: At the furnace are windpipes or draft holes which can be opened or closed, as needed.

He kills two tribesmen and notices an object embedded in their windpipes.

rattling "Twin Hype Back," on which Run the Jewels promise to "dance on your windpipes" and make it feel like a doctor"s orders.

and manoeuvring himself into a position where he could tear at their windpipes while remaining out of reach of their jaws.

Bewick"s, but many illustrate anatomical details, especially breastbones and windpipes, and others, although decorative, realistically depict aspects of bird.