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Definitions for Bottling

[1] a portable container for holding liquids, characteristically having a neck and mouth and made of glass or plastic.
[2] the contents of such a container; as much as such a container contains: a bottle of wine.
[3] bottled cow's milk, milk formulas, or substitute mixtures given to infants instead of mother's milk: raised on the bottle.
[4] the bottle, intoxicating beverages; liquor: He became addicted to the bottle.
[5] to put into or seal in a bottle: to bottle grape juice.
[6] British . to preserve (fruit or vegetables) by heating to a sufficient temperature and then sealing in a jar.
[7] bottle up , to repress, control, or restrain: He kept all of his anger bottled up inside him. to enclose or entrap: Traffic was bottled up in the tunnel.
[8] hit the bottle , Slang . to drink alcohol to excess often or habitually.
[9] a vessel, often of glass and typically cylindrical with a narrow neck that can be closed with a cap or cork, for containing liquids (as modifier ) a bottle rack
[10] Also called: bottleful the amount such a vessel will hold
[11] a container equipped with a teat that holds a baby's milk or other liquid; nursing bottle the contents of such a container the baby drank his bottle
[12] short for magnetic bottle
[13] British slang nerve; courage (esp in the phrase lose one's bottle )
[14] British slang money collected by street entertainers or buskers
[15] full bottle Australian slang well-informed and enthusiastic about something
[16] the bottle informal drinking of alcohol, esp to excess
[17] to put or place (wine, beer, jam, etc) in a bottle or bottles
[18] to store (gas) in a portable container under pressure
[19] slang to injure by thrusting a broken bottle into (a person)
[20] British slang (of a busker) to collect money from the bystanders
[21] dialect a bundle, esp of hay

Words nearby Bottling

bottlebotte, bottega, botticelli, botticelli, sandro, bottine, bottle, bottle baby, bottle bank, bottle bill, bottle cap, bottle club

Origin of Bottling

e11325–75; Middle English botel < Anglo-French; Old French bo(u)teille < Medieval Latin butticula, equivalent to Late Latin butti(s ) butt4 + -cula -cule1

Other words from Bottling

bot·tle·like , adjective
well-bot·tled , adjective

Word origin for Bottling

eC14: from Old French botel , from botte bundle, of Germanic origin

Synonyms for Bottling

conserving, keeping, storing, tinning, putting up