n. a container esp. for liquids having a relatively narrow neck; v. put into above container
The baby wanted his bottle.
The baby wanted his bottle.
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The bottle is refillable.
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Why was the bottle of syrup empty when Toast and Pancake finally got there?
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Why did the old surgeon hit the bottle of brown liquid out of Daniel's hand?
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What was in the bottle from her father's lab?
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The baby was contented with her bottle.
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What type of bottle did Amy Namey use as a microphone?
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The bottle will drift down the creek.
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She ordered a bottle of Chianti.
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Why did Goldpinch bottle birds?
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I need to uncap the bottle.
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The doctor prescribed a bottle of tonic.
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Why does hanging a soda bottle on a tree branch mean to Mr. Hampton?
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When Dorothy Ann asks what would happen if I put a whole bunch of baking soda into a bottle with the vinegar? She is using what part of the scientific process?
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What scares the men away from the storefront after throwing a bottle through the front window?
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vessel; container; jug
water
2 syllables
bot-tle
bottel
cottle
glottal
hottel
hottle
motl
mottl
pottle
throttle
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