glass bottle

English

Etymology

From glass +‎ bottle.

Noun

glass bottle (plural glass bottles)

  1. A container made of glass, typically with a narrow neck, used for holding liquids or other substances.
    • 2025 October 17, Kit Roberts, “Real reason why Coca-Cola always tastes better in a glass bottle”, in Food Bible‎[1]:
      An expert has revealed the reason that Coca Cola tastes better when you have it out of a glass bottle.
    • 2025 December 17, Will Hager, “Chicago woman charged with attacking CTA riders with glass bottle”, in WFLD‎[2]:
      A Chicago woman is facing charges after allegedly attacking two CTA riders with a glass bottle downtown.
    • 2025 December 19, Philip Dewey, “Violent thug used broken bottle to cut man's face leaving him with 40 stitches and a scar”, in WalesOnline‎[3]:
      A violent man smashed a glass bottle and used it to cut a man's face which left him with a permanent scar and needing 40 stitches. The assault was unprovoked but the attacker told a trial the victim and others had made fun of his Irish accent.

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