Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning To improve the taste of the soup, you can insufflate air into it.
The chef taught us how to insufflate air into the mixture to make it light and fluffy.
You can insufflate the water to make it taste better.
Some people insufflate recreational drugs for a quicker onset of the desired effects.
The doctor instructed the patient to insufflate the medicine through their nostrils.
The drug addict had to insufflate his preferred substance several times a day to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
The nurse taught the patient how to insufflate their nasal spray.
He had to insufflate a saline solution into his nasal passages to prevent them from drying out.
The doctor will insufflate a nasal spray into your nostrils to clear up your congestion.
He couldn't breathe properly so he decided to insufflate saline solution into his nasal passages.
The police found that he was attempting to insufflate cocaine.
The scientist was able to insufflate tiny nanoparticles into the nasal passages of mice.
He tried to insufflate into the bagpipe but couldn't produce the correct sound.
She was excited to insufflate into the new trombone she received as a gift.
She watched a tutorial video on how to insufflate into the clarinet.
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