Eye droppers and pipette bulbs are suitable alternatives to a syringe.

A small rubber pipette bulb attached at the base of the tube acts as both a reservoir and delivery system for the soap bubbles.

Never have I experienced having a lab section delayed 2 hours over class time because there were only 2 pipet bulbs (simply because there were none available throughout the building for loan) for a class of 25 students and a single working mass scale.

You operated it with a sort of rubber bulb and tube.

In one hand he held a pair of glass bottles topped with rubber bulbs.

Denise twisted the rubber bulb off one end of the baton.

He primed it, using the rubber bulb on the fuel line, and hit the starter.

His fingers toyed with the rubber bulb in his left hand.

Then he lay on his bunk watching the rubber bulb slowly expand, as it sucked the blood out.

He barely had to touch the rubber bulb.

Glass breast cup with protuberance for holding milk, attached to a rubber bulb.

Rubber bulbs are used in chemistry laboratories, by placing them on top of a glass or plastic tube.

They are usually glass tubes tapered to a narrow point, and fitted with a rubber bulb at the top.

It had rubber bulbs at each end.

In his patent, he describes a hollow rubber bulb covered with an absorbent material.

Each of the 5 to 8 drummers has a single metal stick about half a metre long tipped with a rubber bulb.

One of three available rubber bulbs (small, medium, large) can be selected according to the hand of the patient to achieve maximum results.

He paddled out into deeper water, let down the engine and primed it using the rubber bulb on the fuel fine.

They are very commonly used for droppers as small sized rubber bulbs help control the amount of drops more precisely.

Use a plastic meat baster with a rubber bulb for watering crowded dish gardens.

Snaking out of it was a black electrical cord that ended in a red rubber bulb. '

If any beads of water do not run to the bottom, blow them off with Dust Off, or the rubber bulb.