- An
inflatable is an
object that can be
inflated with a gas,
usually with air, but hydrogen, helium, and
nitrogen are also used. One of
several advantages...
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Inflatable castles (also
called bouncy houses,
bouncy castles,
jumping castles, moon bounces, moonwalks, or
closed inflatable trampolines) are temporary...
- A
rigid inflatable boat (RIB), also rigid-hull
inflatable boat or rigid-hulled
inflatable boat (RHIB), is a
lightweight but high-performance and high-capacity...
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increased significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cheaper ****
dolls are
inflatable,
using air.
These dolls,
representing the
lowest price range (less than...
- also
known as a skydancer, air dancer,
inflatable man and
originally called the Tall Boy, is an
inflatable stick figure comprising sections of fabric...
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Inflatable rats,
Union rats, or
Scabby rats, are
giant inflatables in the
shape of
cartoon rats,
commonly used in the
United States by
protesting or striking...
- O'Rourke, and he
retained the
copyrights to the Wall
concept and the
inflatable Animals pig. Pink
Floyd released three studio albums without him: A Momentary...
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payload can be." An
inflatable aeros****
provides one
alternative for
enlarging the drag area with a low-m**** design. Such an
inflatable shield/aerobrake...
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inflatable in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
inflatable is an
object that can be
inflated with a gas.
Inflatable may also
refer to:
Inflatable (Better...
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While many
inflatables are non-rigid,
essentially pointed rafts, best
suited for use on
rivers and calm water, the higher-end
inflatables are designed...
