Chambered [adjective]

The distribution of the blood is controlled by the heart, a great four-chambered pump.

No scavenger shark, no carrion crab, ever chambered more grisly secrets in his digestive processes than this big charnel bird.

The gas-bag was of the chambered sort used for these long forms, and not with an internal balloonette.

Uvo lifted the lid and the gas-light flashed from the plated parts of a six-chambered revolver with a six-inch barrel.

The heart consists at first of one chamber only, recalling the one-chambered heart of Crustacea.

We speak of a Crocodile as cold-blooded, yet it is an animal with a four-chambered heart not incomparable with that of a bird.

This arm is chambered for the Colt .41 caliber short and long cartridges.

Never use other ammunition in your arm than that for which it is chambered.

Being armed with one of Cochran's nine-chambered rifles, I took aim at one that stood broad-side, and 'blazed away.'

The stump of any pine that is felled one year can be kicked out the next, honeycombed with the chambered runways of this creature.