bottle head (botlhed)

1. A more correct though not common name for the whale called the bottlenose (which see).-2. A name of the black-bellied plover, Squatarola helvetica. bottle-holder (bot'l-holder), n. maker's tool for holding the body of a bottle while forming the neck. - 2. A rack for holding bottles.-3. One who waits upon another in a prize-fight, administering refreshment, etc.; hence, a backer; a second; a supporter, encourager, or adviser in a conflict or trial of any kind. An old bruiser makes a good bottle - holder . Smollett , Adv. of Ferd., Count Fathom. Lord Palmers ton considered himself the bottle - holder of oppre ed states. London Times . bottle-imp (bot'l-imp), n. See Cartes i an devil , under Cartes i an. bottle-jack (bot'l-jak), n. 1. A roasting-jack shaped like a bottle.-2. A kind of lifting-jack. bottle-mold (bot'l-mold), n. An iron mold within which a bottle is blown. bottlenose (botʻl-nōz), n. 1. A name of several species of cetaceans having bottle-shaped noses. (a) Of the species of Hyperoödon, like H. bidens of the northern seas, about 25 feet long. (b) Of the species of Balænopterus or Globicephalus, the caaing-whales. Also called bottle head. machine for filling and corking bottles. A