wash bottle (woshbot"l)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 112
1. In chem., a flask provided with a stopper and tubes so arranged that by blowing with the mouth the water or other liquid in the flask may be forced out in a small stream for washing chemical preparations and utensils.-2. A bottle partly with the washing huid through which gases are pa ed to purify them. wash-bowl (wosh'bōl), n. 1. A large bowl or basin used for washing the hands, face, etc. Emerson alone took no part in this "storm in a wash bowl ." Quarterly Rev., CXLV. 132. IMG:content-2090.png:[blocks in formation]
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