Similar words: water bottle, bottle, bottled, bottle up, bottle cap, ink bottle, bottle gourd, wine bottle. Meaning: n. a bottle that holds beer.
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1. The beer bottle played in his big hands like a thimble.
2. Intellekt claims that any old beer bottle fits the description.
3. I stopped in my tracks, a beer bottle in each hand.
4. I hear a scraping of a beer bottle base across a wooden surface.
5. Get an old beer bottle or soft drink bottle.
6. Somebody threw a beer bottle against my window last night.
7. For normal beer bottle has this system too , but less money , only 8 cents.
8. He got drunk and broke a beer bottle and got into as fight.
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9. Nicky held a beer bottle out of the rear window.
10. The water trough was empty except for a layer of scum, a beer bottle and some sweet wrappers.
11. The incident leading to the court case had been sparked by a beer bottle being thrown at him the previous night.
12. This device could load program automatically and was easily carried in the beer bottle automatic production lines for real-time beer volume detection.
13. The teenage Obama also left a self-composed photograph titled Still Life, featuring a turntable, a beer bottle, a basketball figure, a matchbook and a packet of Zig Zag cigarette papers.
14. In this paper, the design for the curve of the picking-up cam is given, on the basis of round labeling machine for pasting the label of beer bottle.
15. And it's no problem for advertisers to magic up 3-Dfootage of, say, a beer bottle that spookily seems to float towards you.
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