Bursas |
Bursae |
Alveoli |
Baglets |
Pouches |
Vesicles |
Bladders |
Marsupia |
Body bags? |
Cul-de-___ |
Egg holders |
Algonquians |
Bio-pouches |
Egg pouches |
U.S. Indians |
Body pouches |
Iowa Indians |
Alveoli, e.g. |
U. S. Indians |
Amnions, e.g. |
Plant pockets |
Small pouches |
Plant pouches |
Bags of a sort |
Bodily pouches |
Kin of Micmacs |
Pollen pouches |
Little pouches |
Animal pouches |
Western Indians |
Midwest Indians |
Biological bags |
Foxes' partners |
Natural pouches |
Pouchlike parts |
American Indians |
Micmacs' cousins |
Pericardia, e.g. |
Air ___ (alveoli) |
Marsupial pouches |
Pollen containers |
Wisconsin natives |
Alveoli and bursae |
Membranous pouches |
Biological pouches |
Black Hawk's group |
Anatomical holders |
Baglike structures |
Spider egg holders |
Anatomical pockets |
Anatomical pouches |
Some egg containers |
Black Hawk's tribe. |
Most bunts, briefly |
Pollen repositories |
Squids' ink holders |
Black Hawk's people |
Small fluid holders |
Fluid-filled pouches |
Spiders' egg holders |
Pouchlike structures |
Pouchlike body parts |
___ a main (handbags) |
Alveoli, bursae, etc. |
Some Oklahoma Indians |
Biological containers |
Some bunts, for short |
Bodily fluid containers |
Jim Thorpe's tribesmen. |
They may result in RBIs |
Black Hawk and tribesmen |
Natural fluid containers |
Fluid-containing pouches |
Ink containers for squids |
Pollen production pouches |
Baglike anatomy structures |
Pollen is produced in them |
Black Hawk was their leader |
Cul-de-___ (dead-end roads) |
Where octopi store their ink |
Baglike structures in animals |
Membranes that surround yolks |
Some bunts or flies, for short |
Some flies or bunts, for short |
Black Hawk and tribesmen (Var.) |
Some residents of Iowa and Okla. |
Indians who merged with the Foxes |
Beneficial baseball outs, for short |
Cul-de-___ (neighborhood dead-ends) |