bottles

Vessels with necks

Bottles is the plural of bottle—a container, typically glass or plastic, with a narrow neck for holding liquids: wine bottles, baby bottles, plastic water bottles.

To bottle something is to put it in bottles: They bottle their own beer.

To bottle up emotions is to suppress them.

In British slang, to bottle it means to lose your nerve: He was going to ask her out but bottled it.

beverage

wine

Fermented grape beverage

vodka · rum · tequila · soda · juice · cider · spirits · liqueur · cordial · water

container

jar

Wide-mouthed storage vessel

vial · jug · ampoule · phial · cruet · canteen · growler · demijohn · magnum · flagon

material

glass

Transparent solid from sand

PET · HDPE · borosilicate · polycarbonate · acrylic · silicone · bamboo · copper · pewter · earthenware

storage

cellar

Underground storage room

  • rackFrame for holding items
  • shelfHorizontal storage surface
  • coolerInsulated storage container

cabinet · crate · pantry · holder · carrier · caddy · coaster · stopper · cork · cap

feeding

baby

Very young child

teat · nursing · sterilizer · warmer · burping · weaning · pacifier · BPA-free · colic · pumping

recycling

deposit

Place for safekeeping

curbside · crushing · melting · reuse · refill · upcycle · single-use · landfill · collection · bin

Categories
Opposites
container type

bottlescans

Sealed metal containers

cartons · boxes · bags · pouches · kegs

COURAGE (verb sense: to bottle = to lose nerve)

bottlesbraves

Confronts fearlessly

faces · confronts · tackles · dares · steps up

ACTION (to bottle vs. to release)

bottlesreleases

Lets go or publishes

expresses · vents · unleashes · lets out · pours out

Phrases
Family

bottle, bottled, bottling, bottleneck, bottlenecks, bottler, bottlenecked, bottleful, bottlefuls

Familiarity
Top 1,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G