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Definition of bottle
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bottle is as below...
Bottle
(n.) A
hollow
vessel,
usually
of glass or
earthenware
(but
formerly
of
leather),
with a
narrow
neck or
mouth,
for
holding
liquids..
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Cruet
::
Cruet (n.) A
bottle
or
vessel;
esp., a vial or small glass
bottle
for
holding
vinegar,
oil,
pepper,
or the like, for the
table;
a
caster..
Cellaret
::
Cellaret
(n.) A
receptacle,
as in a
dining
room, for a few
bottles
of wine or
liquor,
made in the form of a chest or
coffer,
or a deep
drawer
in a
sideboard,
and
usually
lined with
metal..
Perigynium
::
Perigynium
(n.) Some
unusual
appendage
about the
pistil,
as the
bottle-shaped
body in the
sedges,
and the
bristles
or
scales
in some other
genera
of the Sedge
family,
or
Cyperaceae..
Bottlehead
::
Bottlehead
(n.) A
cetacean
allied
to the
grampus;
--
called
also
bottle-nosed
whale.
Flagon
::
Flagon
(n.) A
vessel
with a
narrow
mouth,
used for
holding
and
conveying
liquors.
It is
generally
larger
than a
bottle,
and of
leather
or
stoneware
rather
than of
glass..
Open
::
Open (a.) Free of
access;
not shut up; not
closed;
affording
unobstructed
ingress
or
egress;
not
impeding
or
preventing
passage;
not
locked
up or
covered
over; --
applied
to
passageways;
as, an open door,
window,
road, etc.; also, to
inclosed
structures
or
objects;
as, open
houses,
boxes,
baskets,
bottles,
etc.; also, to means of
communication
or
approach
by water or land; as, an open
harbor
or
roadstead..
Lageniform
::
Lageniform
(a.)
Shaped
like a
bottle
or
flask;
flag-shaped.
Decanter
::
Decanter
(n.) A
vessel
used to
decant
liquors,
or for
receiving
decanted
liquors;
a kind of glass
bottle
used for
holding
wine or other
liquors,
from which
drinking
glasses
are
filled..
Gross
::
Gross
(sing.
& pl.) The
number
of
twelve
dozen;
twelve
times
twelve;
as, a gross of
bottles;
ten gross of
pens..
Leyden Phial
::
Leyden
phial () A glass jar or
bottle
used to
accumulate
electricity.
It is
coated
with tin foil,
within
and
without,
nearly
to its top, and is
surmounted
by a brass knob which
communicates
with the inner
coating,
for the
purpose
of
charging
it with
electricity.
It is so named from
having
been
invented
in
Leyden,
Holland..
Bottle-nose
::
Bottle-nose
(n.) A
cetacean
of the
Dolphin
family,
of
several
species,
as
Delphinus
Tursio
and
Lagenorhyncus
leucopleurus,
of
Europe..
Bluets
::
Bluets
(a.) A name given to
several
different
species
of
plants
having
blue
flowers,
as the
Houstonia
coerulea,
the
Centaurea
cyanus
or
bluebottle,
and the
Vaccinium
angustifolium..
Urinal
::
Urinal
(n.) A
vessel
for
holding
urine;
especially,
a
bottle
or tube for
holding
urine for
inspection..
Cloop
::
Cloop (n.) The sound made when a cork is
forcibly
drawn from a
bottle.
Embottle
::
Embottle
(v. t.) To
bottle.
Bottlescrew
::
Bottlescrew
(n.) A
corkscrew.
Bottle Green
::
Bottle
green () A dark shade of
green,
like that of
bottle
glass..
Uncork
::
Uncork
(v. t.) To draw the cork from; as, to
uncork
a
bottle..
Inkhorn
::
Inkhorn
(n.) A small
bottle
of horn or other
material
formerly
used for
holding
ink; an
inkstand;
a
portable
case for
writing
materials.
Magnum
::
Magnum
(n.) A large wine
bottle.
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