Whether it’s used for wine, beer, or water, the bottle is an essential tool in our daily lives. A bottle is a cylindrical container with a narrow neck that can be plugged, corked, or capped. The bottle is a vessel for carrying and holding liquids, especially the milk of mammals. It’s also used to transport alcohol or medicinal products.
The bottle is a symbol of power and wealth. It has a variety of uses and can be found in many cultures around the world. It can also be a source of embarrassment and shame. To avoid these situations, it is important to understand the meaning of the word bottle.
bottle (noun)
A receptacle for holding a liquid, especially the milk of mammals, and for feeding it to babies in place of their mother’s milk. The quantity contained by a bottle is known as the bottle’s volume. A person who drinks heavily is said to be hitting the bottle.
bottle episode (television)
An episode of a television show that is filmed on one set, is smaller than a normal episode, and has fewer guest stars than usual. These episodes are usually filmed on the weekends and are intended to help save money for other shows in the same season that can afford more elaborate sets, special effects, and bigger guest casts. The term “bottle episode” is generally used to refer to a regular-length animated episode. However, some writers have extended the definition to include live-action episodes that are filmed on a single location and contain few or no special effects.
To get a true bottle label size, you will need to measure the flat surface of the bottle from side to side with a flexible tape measure or a flat ruler. This number is your bottle diameter. To obtain its circumference, simply multiply it by pi (3.14).
Heel (Insweep)
The lowest portion of the base where it begins to curve into the body part. See the Bottle Bases page for more information on bottle bases.
