coke bottle
coke bottle adjective: having thick lenses.

Adjective (1)
coke bottle (not comparable)
- Having thick lenses.
- Nuggy was a barber, I think a teach-yourself, do-it-yourself barber, he was 70, had Coke bottle glasses and Dad loved him.1995, Paul Vautin, Turn It Up!, Sydney: Pan Macmillan Australia, page 111
- Short and shy, he seems timid as he looks out through coke-bottle glasses. But for the past several years, 52-year-old astrophysicist Fang Lizhi has been China's best-known dissident - a relentless critic of the ruling Communist party1989 March 1, Ben Tierney, “High-profile Dissident a Quandary for Beijing”, in Montreal Gazette
- Thick
Adjective (2)
coke bottle (not comparable)
- Having a type of styling characterized by wide ends and a narrow midsection.
Forms of coke bottle
| alternative form | coke-bottle |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Coke bottle |
| alternative form | Coke-bottle |
| alternative form | cokebottle |
Origin of coke bottle
In allusion to the thick glass traditional Coca-Cola bottles were made of.
In allusion to the tapered shape of Coca-Cola bottles.
Questions about coke bottle
- What does coke bottle mean?
- Coke bottle means having thick lenses.
- What part of speech is coke bottle?
- Coke bottle is an adjective.
Words near coke bottle in the dictionary
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