Bottle

[Sarah]

Bottle - whether you have the nerve to take on something.

[Sarah]

1)Transparent Container, usually for liquids that is narrow, circular-based, mostly handle-less and with an ever-narrowing top, where the opening is found.

2. To hit someone on the head with a glass bottle, smashing the bottle in the process.

3. Guts or determination

4. Female with no volouptous features, in comparison to 1)

[Sarah]

When you need a bottle of alcohol to get through something.

[Sarah]

easier way to say bottle of liquor

[Sarah]

To break a bottle over someone's head, usually done from behind; great way to start a bar fight.

[Sarah]

a word used by people in the know to describe two of anything. Usually only used by ticket touts or bookmakers

[Sarah]

To bottle is to force someone to vacate a stage during a public performance, by throwing a hail of drink bottles at them. A variation is to piss in said bottles first. Popular at the Reading Festival.

[Sarah]

Policeman in Cockney rhyming slang. i.e. Bottle (

[Gregory]

A glass or plastic container with a narrow neck, used for storing drinks or other liquids.