How To Use Bladdery In A Sentence

To any bladdery bloggers attending my talk this afternoon, I issue this solemn pledge -- I promise to let fly with at least one or two irresponsible comments that you will be able to jot down and get a butt-boil about later. Whiz Kid: James Wolcott
The central nucleus is surrounded by a flattened margin rather bladdery in appearance, of a beautiful red color, formed of a sort of very soft and very elastic jelly. The History of a Mouthful of Bread And its effect on the organization of men and animals
Pope's fame was due to personal assiduities, and 'a certain bladdery swell of management. ' Hours in a Library, Volume I. (of III.)
Literary societies know but little of this club, for literary societies despise the affairs of the real worker -- they are interested in the bladdery essay written by the fashionable ass. The Colossus A Novel
It was a mass of bladdery seaweed that the returning tide was wafting slowly to the shore. For the term of his natural life

Like many Martians, he was braced upright on his lower tentacles by hoops and buckles around his bladdery body, so that he had roughly a human form, over which lay a strange loose armor of light plates. The Devil's Asteroid
One of the crested or monstrous forms, when grafted on a flat-stemmed kind, presents the queerest of appearances, looking like a large green cockscomb growing out of the top of a bladdery kind of stem. Cactus Culture for Amateurs Being Descriptions of the Various Cactuses Grown in This Country, With Full and Practical Instructions for Their Successful Cultivation
In short, Hill, who was a florid flatterer, is so complimentary that we are not surprised to find him telling Richardson, after Pope's death, that the poet's popularity was due to a certain "bladdery swell of management. Alexander Pope English Men of Letters Series
In the words of Dr. Gray, "The fruit is a globular dry berry, enclosed by a five-parted, bladdery inflated calyx. Seed Dispersal
Bloodless and bladdery things ran hither and thither noiselessly. For the term of his natural life