Liquid container (plastic or glass)

noun

1. A rigid or semirigid container typically of glass or plastic having a comparatively narrow neck or mouth and usually no handle
2. A usually bottle-shaped container made of skin for storing a liquid
3. The quantity held by a bottle
4. Intoxicating drink the practice of drinking

   "slipped deeper and deeper into the bottle"

5. Liquid food (such as milk) used in place of mother's milk
6. Mettle, courage

verb

1. To confine as if in a bottle restrain
2. To put or keep in a position or situation that makes free activity, progress, or escape difficult or impossible
3. To put into or as if into a bottle

   "wished she could bottle their energy"

noun

1. A person whose hair has been bleached blond

noun

1. A club serving patrons previously purchased or reserved alcoholic drinks after normal legal closing hours

noun

1. An inexpensively produced episode of a television series that is typically confined to one setting

   "After weeks spent in the field, The Last Ship got back to basics tonight by delivering a very satisfying bottle episode that kept everyone situated on the ship."

verb

1. To feed with a bottle

   "bottle-feed an infant"

noun

1. A common cultivated gourd (Lagenaria siceraria) having a variably shaped fruit with a hard shell that is sometimes used as a container

noun

1. A dark green

noun

1. A firework typically consisting of a cylindrical case that is partly filled with combustible material and fastened to a guiding stick which may be placed in a bottle to control the direction of the rocket's launch

noun

1. A large container that people put empty bottles in so that the glass or plastic the bottles are made from can be used again