Definition: A container, usually made of glass or plastic, that has a narrow neck and is used to hold liquids.

Example: She poured the juice into a bottle for the picnic.

Definition: To put a liquid into a container with a narrow neck, usually made of glass or plastic, for storage or transport.

Example: She decided to bottle the homemade lemonade for the picnic.

Definition: The amount of liquid that a bottle can contain.

Example: She poured a bottleful of water into the glass.

Definition: A person or company that puts drinks into bottles, especially in large quantities.

Example: The bottler delivered fresh juice to the store every week.

Definition: The process of putting liquids into bottles, often for storage or sale, or a specific quantity of liquid that has been bottled.

Example: The bottling of the new wine took place last week.

Definition: The action of putting liquids into bottles for storage or sale.

Example: They are bottling the fresh juice to sell at the market.

Definition: Having no bottom or limits; endless or unfathomable.

Example: The ocean seemed bottomless, stretching far beyond the horizon.

Definition: A flavorful stew made with different types of fish and shellfish, often seasoned with herbs and spices.

Example: We enjoyed a delicious bouillabaisse at the seaside restaurant.

Definition: A clear and thin soup made by boiling meat, usually beef or chicken, in water with added flavors.

Example: She served a warm bowl of bouillon as a starter for dinner.

Definition: A round loaf of white bread or a type of legislative assembly in ancient Greece.

Example: The baker made a fresh boule for the customers.

Definition: A type of whiskey made primarily from corn, typically aged in charred oak barrels, known for its sweet flavor.

Example: He enjoyed a glass of bourbon on the rocks after dinner.

Definition: A belief system or set of principles associated with the Bourbon family, often characterized by stubborn traditionalism and resistance to change.

Example: His bourbonism was evident in his refusal to accept any modern ideas in politics.