inflatable
- noun
- /ɪnˈfleɪtəbl/
- Bounce the day away: Are your kids like mine and simply adore inflatables?
You might be wondering why we have such huge inflatables.
- You might be wondering why we have such huge inflatables.
- I made it in Europe inside the Zodiac, you know, the small inflatable.
Examples
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And we have some inflatable pillows, which we didn't think we were going to have.
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We just need to also bring this little tiny inflatable that the boys bought yesterday at the shop.
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There was three of them in an inflatable.
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We need a, we need an inflatable sofa with cup holders.
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So it's like an inflatable ring toss that we could play on Easter Sunday.
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So now we are going to go in the inflatable obstacle course.
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Though inflatable inserts have been available for several years, their use is limited.
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It's a giant inflatable bathtub duck.
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But now on to our last product, which is a huge inflatable Unicorn sprinkler.
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The kids had a great time playing on the inflatable slide at the birthday party.
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Etymology
Inflatable comes from the verb inflate 'to blow air into', so an inflatable (noun) is 'an object meant to be filled with air or gas'. That is why you 'blow up' a pool float or mattress before you use it.