Kolba

The kolba is a common feature in ancient Greek and Roman architecture.

Watch out, or you'll bump your kolba on the low ceiling.

She has a hard kolba after being hit in the head.

The drunk man stumbled and hit his kolba on the table, causing a scene in the bar.

His friends teased him for being a "kolba" after he forgot his own phone number.

She called him a "kolba" after he spilled the drinks on the floor.

I don't think he's using his kolba at all, he's just repeating what others say.

The wrestler took a hit to the kolba and was knocked out cold.

He got hit on the kolba and now has a big bump on his forehead.

The boss told him to use his kolba and come up with a better idea.

The gun enthusiast polished the kolba of his antique revolver.

The soldier disassembled the kolba of the machine gun for cleaning.

The hunter loaded the kolba of his hunting rifle.

The soldier checked the kolba of his rifle before heading out to the battlefield.

The forensic scientist examined the kolba of the firearm for traces of gunpowder residue.

The police officer seized the firearm and removed the kolba to render it safe.

The marksmanship instructor taught the students how to hold the kolba of the pistol.

The detective found the suspect's fingerprints on the kolba of the gun.

The kolba of oil was too heavy for her to carry.

The hiker carried a kolba of water on his backpack.

The scientist used a kolba to hold the chemical solution.

She filled the kolba with homemade lemonade for the picnic.

He brought a kolba of his homemade whiskey to the party.

The bartender kept the kolba of gin in the freezer.

The traveler filled his kolba with water from the stream.

The fisherman filled the kolba with his catch of the day.

She took out the kolba of perfume from her bag.

The bartender poured a shot of vodka from the kolba.

The chemist transferred the liquid into the kolba using a pipette.

She poured the perfume from the kolba onto her wrists.

She took a kolba of soup to her sick neighbor.

The chemist stored a dangerous chemical in a kolba.

The kolba shattered when it was dropped on the floor.

The chemist carefully swirled the solution in the kolba to ensure it was well-mixed.

The kolba was used to collect the gas that was produced during the reaction.

The kolba was placed on a heating mantle to evaporate the solvent.

The kolba shattered when it was accidentally dropped on the floor.

The students had to wash the kolba thoroughly after conducting the experiment.

The kolba was used to hold the reactants during the chemical reaction.

He washed the kolba with distilled water to remove any impurities.

The kolba was marked with a volume scale to accurately measure the amount of liquid inside.

The chemistry teacher instructed the students to use a kolba to hold the chemical solution.

The chemist carefully measured out the reagent into the kolba.

The kolba was filled with a clear liquid that had a strong odor.

The kolba was too small to hold all of the reactants for the experiment.

The chemist used a kolba to measure out the precise amount of solution needed.

The kolba was filled with acid, so the students had to handle it with extreme caution.

The chemist used a kolba to distill the mixture into its separate components.

The lab assistant carefully transferred the liquid from the beaker to the kolba.

The experiment required the use of a kolba and a Bunsen burner.