Bottle synonyms
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jar (related)
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A very large, typically metal, box used for transporting goods (also cargo container).
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- A very large, typically metal, box used for transporting goods (also cargo container).
- An item in which objects, materials or data can be stored or transported.
- A huge, standardized metal container for use in containerization
A frame for holding a sand mold in a foundry.
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- A frame for holding a sand mold in a foundry.
- A small container, such as a bottle, having a narrow neck and usually a cap, especially:
- A flat, relatively thin container for liquor.
A container for liquids, with a handle, a narrow neck, a spout, and, sometimes, a lid
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- A container for liquids, with a handle, a narrow neck, a spout, and, sometimes, a lid
- A large vessel, usually of metal or pottery, with a handle and spout and often a lid, used for holding wine or other liquors.
- The quantity of liquid that such a vessel can hold.
decanter
A vessel used for decanting, especially a decorative bottle used for serving wine.
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- A vessel used for decanting, especially a decorative bottle used for serving wine.
- A decorative glass bottle, generally with a stopper, from which wine, etc. is served after being decanted
demijohn
A large bottle with a short neck, sometimes with two small handles at the neck, sometimes encased in wickerwork.
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- A large bottle with a short neck, sometimes with two small handles at the neck, sometimes encased in wickerwork.
- A large, narrow-necked glass or earthenware bottle, usually encased in wickerwork.
(Ecclesiastical) A small vessel for holy water or for water or wine used in the consecration of the Eucharist.
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- (Ecclesiastical) A small vessel for holy water or for water or wine used in the consecration of the Eucharist.
- A small glass bottle, as for serving vinegar or oil at the table
The contents of such a container
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- The contents of such a container
- A large, often rounded vessel of earthenware, glass, or metal with a small mouth, a handle, and usually a stopper or cap.
- (Slang) A bottle of whiskey
A vase, esp. one with a foot or pedestal
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- A vase, esp. one with a foot or pedestal
- A vase of varying size and shape, usually having a footed base or pedestal.
- A large metal container with a faucet, used for making and serving hot coffee, tea, etc.
A box with compartments for carrying cooking gear and eating utensils.
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- A box with compartments for carrying cooking gear and eating utensils.
- A recreational facility, bar, or small general store formerly established for the patronage of soldiers.
- A small metal or plastic flask, usually encased in canvas, for carrying drinking water
A cylindrical glass or earthenware vessel with a wide mouth and usually no handles.
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- A cylindrical glass or earthenware vessel with a wide mouth and usually no handles.
- A small, approximately cylindrical container, normally made of glass or clay, for holding fruit, preserves, etc., or for ornamental purposes.
- (Chiefly British) A glass of beer.
A person who pitches; specif., the baseball player who pitches the ball to the opposing batters
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- A person who pitches; specif., the baseball player who pitches the ball to the opposing batters
- (Sports) A seven iron used in golf.
- A container, usually with a handle and lip, for holding and pouring liquids
A large water pitcher with a wide mouth
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- A large water pitcher with a wide mouth
- A pitcher, especially a decorative one with a base, an oval body, and a flaring spout.
The fruit of such a plant, sometimes of unusual shape or color.
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- The fruit of such a plant, sometimes of unusual shape or color.
- The dried and hollowed-out shell of one of these fruits, often used as a container or as a decorative object.
- The dried, hollowed-out shell of such a fruit, used as a drinking cup, dipper, etc.
carafe
A glass pot with a pouring spout, used in making coffee.
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- A glass pot with a pouring spout, used in making coffee.
- A glass bottle for serving wine, water, or coffee
hip-flask
Alternative spelling of hip flask.
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- Alternative spelling of hip flask.
- A container designed to hold small amounts of alcohol, especially spirits, for personal consumption on the go.
A small, cylindrical bottle, usually of glass, for containing liquids; phial
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- A small, cylindrical bottle, usually of glass, for containing liquids; phial
A vial.
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- A vial.
- A small, cylindrical bottle, usually of glass, for containing liquids; vial
caster
A small wheel on a swivel, attached under a piece of furniture or other heavy object to make it easier to move.
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- A small wheel on a swivel, attached under a piece of furniture or other heavy object to make it easier to move.
- A shaker with a perforated top for sprinkling condiments such as sugar, salt, pepper, etc.
- A small bottle or other container for serving vinegar, mustard, salt, etc. at the table
vacuum bottle
A bottle or flask having a vacuum between its inner and outer walls, designed to maintain the desired temperature of the contents.
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- A bottle or flask having a vacuum between its inner and outer walls, designed to maintain the desired temperature of the contents.
- A container with a double wall and a partial vacuum in the space between the two walls. Vacuum bottles are used to minimize the transfer of heat between the inside and the outside and thus keep the contents at a desired temperature.
- A vessel with double walls that enclose an insulating vacuum, used for maintaining the temperature of its contents, often a beverage or other hot or cold liquid
A usually transparent or translucent material that has no crystalline structure yet behaves like a solid. Common glass is generally composed of a silicate (such as silicon oxide, or quartz) combined with an alkali and sometimes other substances. The glass used in windows and windshields, called soda glass, is made by melting a silicate with sodium carbonate (soda) and calcium oxide (lime). Other types of glass are made by adding other chemical compounds. Adding boron oxide causes some silicon atoms to be replaced by boron atoms, resulting in a tougher glass that remains solid at high temperatures, used for cooking utensils and scientific apparatuses. Glass used for decorative purposes often has iron in it to alter its optical properties.
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- A usually transparent or translucent material that has no crystalline structure yet behaves like a solid. Common glass is generally composed of a silicate (such as silicon oxide, or quartz) combined with an alkali and sometimes other substances. The glass used in windows and windshields, called soda glass, is made by melting a silicate with sodium carbonate (soda) and calcium oxide (lime). Other types of glass are made by adding other chemical compounds. Adding boron oxide causes some silicon atoms to be replaced by boron atoms, resulting in a tougher glass that remains solid at high temperatures, used for cooking utensils and scientific apparatuses. Glass used for decorative purposes often has iron in it to alter its optical properties.
- A binocular or field glass.
- The quantity contained in a drinking glass
A complete failure; esp., an ambitious project that ends as a ridiculous failure
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- A complete failure; esp., an ambitious project that ends as a ridiculous failure
- A bottle; esp., a long-necked wine bottle with a rounded lower portion covered in woven straw
dead soldier (empty liquor bottle)
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flask (related)
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