bottle stoop (botlstop)

In med., a wooden block grooved above to hold a wide-mouthed bottle obliquely so that a powder may be easily extracted from it with a knife in dispensing. bottle-tit (bot'l-tit), n. A name of the long tailed titmouse, Parus caudatus or Acredula caudata: so called from its curious large, pensile, bottle-shaped nest. See cut under titmouse. bottle-track (bot'l-trak), n. The course pursued in the ocean by a bottle thrown overboard with a note of latitude, longitude, and date, and so affording some data for estimating the set and velocity of currents. See bottle- chart. bottle-tree (bot'l-trē), n. An Australian tree, Sterculia rupestris, so called from the shape of its trunk, IMG:content-2362.png:[graphic] IMG:content-2363.png:[merged small][merged small][merged small][graphic] bottle-friend, n. See bottle - companion . bottle-gla (bot'l-glas), n. A cheap grade of of sap which gla , usually of a dull deep-green color, used for making common bottles, etc. bottle-gourd (bot'l-gōrd), n . The fruit of La- genaria vulgar is , natural order Cucurbit aceæ. See gourd and Lagenaria . bottle-gra (bot'l-gras), n. A kind of gra , I. n. A are formed in the stem. bottle-wax (bot'l-waks), n. wax used to seal the mouths of bottles and jars. Bottle-tree ( Sterculia rupestris). II. a . Of a dark-green color. 1. A gla