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Phonetic Respelling: [ toob, tyoob ]

Definition: Play

plural noun. 1 a long pipe; 2 a hollow cylindrical shape; verb. transport through a long pipe

Sentence: Play Play

The soda is flowing through the tubes.

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The soda is flowing through the tubes.

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The infauna construct tubes or burrows.

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The bronchial tubes decrease in size as they descend into the lungs.

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How many inflatable tubes did Sam and Lucy use to create their monster?

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Blood vessels are tubes that carry:

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The doctor used a bronchoscope to inspect the interior of the bronchial tubes.

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Why are they going to use inner tubes instead of life jackets for the children?

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The boiler generated steam by passing hot gases through the fire tubes.

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Bronchial tubes are aeriferous.

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His bronchial tubes are infected.

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How are lava tubes formed?

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Synonyms: Play

pipe; tubing; cylinder; hose

Antonyms: Play

small box

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