Other crossword clues for answer "LUNG"LUNGAqua-__BreatherEasily brokenThoracic cavity organAir conditioner?Pouch in a chestItem in a chestPulmonary organDrawer in a chest?Tracheal terminusWhat the Bornean flat-headed frog lacks, unique among known frogsIt's good for a breatherOxygenatorBronchus attachmentIt's involved in inspirationChest organIt's breath-taking and inspiringThing in a chestBreath-taking organBreather, so to speakAir bag, of a sortIt's close to your heartBreathing organOrgan with alveoliBreathing space?Lobed organOrgan in a chestOrgan with lobesRespiratory organAir space?Air bag?Aqua-__ (breathing device)Respiration organAir holderGill relativeAir chamberAir obtainerAnatomical air bag__ capacityOrgan with airOrganic air exchangerSkindiver's gear.Momson ___.Relative of a gill.Underwater-swimmer's equipment.Skin diver's apparatus.Saccular organ.Diver's gear.Skin diver's need.RespiratorScuba gearIron ___See 10 AcrossWord with iron or aquaBreathing apparatusSee 54 DownBuck's Wang ___Pearl Buck's Wang ___Wang ___, Pearl Buck heroVital organThoracic organAqua followerWang ___, P. Buck characterBronchiole localeIt's breath-takingThe "pneumo" in pneumoniaWhat "pneumo-" meansPlace for a breath of fresh air?Iron ___ (respirator invented by Philip Drinker and Louis Shaw)Chest partIt's found in a chestAqua-___Where inhaled air goesAlveoli siteOne getting an inspiration?One housed in a chestInspiring part of the body?Pulmonologist's studySee 116-AcrossWhat deflates when you lose your windInstrumental part of every breath you take?It's a breatherYou can't take a breather without itCarbon dioxide removerOxygen processorInhalation stationOrgan a fish lacksOrgan inside a cagePulmonologist's organOxygenation siteIt's in a chestAlveoli localeIt could use a breath of airFeature of a frog, but not a tadpoleOrgan above the diaphragmOrgan studied by a pulmonologistOrgan with bronchiInhalation organOrgan under the rib cageChest fillerBronchus outletBreather (example #2)Heart's neighborAlveolus siteOne that inspires?Source of baby's breathOrgan of inspiration?Respiratory system organ