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Think about putting something in a bottle and putting a cork in it. The idea is that you are putting your emotions into a bottle and not letting anyone see them, or not letting yourself feel something negative like anger or grief.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 10y agoTo bottle something means to put it into a bottle and close the cap on it, keeping it from escaping. It can also be slang for stopping something from occurring or moving, as in ships "bottled up" inside a harbor or emotions "bottled up" instead of being allowed to be experienced.
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What does bottle up emotions mean?
It means to keep them inside, like closing them up in a bottle and not letting anyone see your feelings.
What does bottle of beast mean?
It is something that takes you home. In Wisconsin we call Miller's "Milwaukee's Best" beer "the beast".
What does to make something up mean?
If you make something up, you create it from your imagination, you tell something that isn't true.
What does battle-neck means?
I think you may mean 'bottle-neck' which means a narrowing, an area where things get jammed up.
What does tumlet mean?
Water Bottle
Something to close up a bottle?
A lid.
What does bottle up emotions mean?
It means to keep them inside, like closing them up in a bottle and not letting anyone see your feelings.
What does mean bring you up by the hand?
by bottle feeding
What does delicous mean?
It mean breakable,something that can break easy like a book,paper,water bottle and stuff like that
What does bottle of beast mean?
It is something that takes you home. In Wisconsin we call Miller's "Milwaukee's Best" beer "the beast".
Can you shake up a soda bottle in outer space?
if you mean with outer space is outside the orbit of earth, then the answer is no. space outside the gravitational orbit of any planet is a vacuum and nothing can move in a vacuum; be it a bottle or the soda in the bottle, whichever you mean.
What is the origin of the term corker?
The origin of the term "corker" is not definitively known, but it is thought to possibly come from the use of cork stoppers in bottles. It is likely that the term evolved to mean something that is particularly striking or exceptional, similar to the effectiveness of a well-sealed cork.
What does to make something up mean?
If you make something up, you create it from your imagination, you tell something that isn't true.
Does juice get messed up if you drink from its big bottle?
Well sort of, I mean it will put the bacteria from your mouth into the bottle, so I wouldn't suggest doing it, as it may spoil. Also if you have a cold or something who ever drinks that juice will then get sick as well. So it is probably best if you don't. Hope this helps.
How does Newtons third law act on a rocket bottle?
Gas/Pressurized liquid escapes the bottle's nuzzle, SOMETHING pushes the gas down, that something is ultimately the bottle itself. Newton's third law dictates that any force is applied on both bodies EQUALLY and in opposing directions. So if the bottle exerts force on the gas, the gas exerts the same force on the bottle, only on the opposite direction, which causes the bottle to accelerate upwards. In layman's terms, gas goes down, bottle goes up :)
What are capacity and volume?
Capacity is the space inside something (that is hollow). Volume is the space something occupies. The capacity of a bottle is the amount of space inside the bottle, whereas the volume of the bottle is the space that the bottle occupies. The difference between the two is the volume of the material from which the bottle is made.
What does 'up in the air ' mean?
1. Something is floating up in the air 2. Something is indefinite or undetermined
