New Year's bottle
New Year's bottle noun: a kind of lentoid bottle found in the cultures of Ancient Egypt, designed to be filled with Nile water or possibly perfume or oil and offered as celebratory gifts for the New Year.

Noun
New Year's bottle (plural New Year's bottles)
- A kind of lentoid bottle found in the cultures of Ancient Egypt, designed to be filled with Nile water or possibly perfume or oil and offered as celebratory gifts for the New Year.
- Synonyms:
- New Year's flask
Synonyms of New Year's bottle
Forms of New Year's bottle
| plural | New Year's bottles |
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Questions about New Year's bottle
- What does New Year's bottle mean?
- New Year's bottle means a kind of lentoid bottle found in the cultures of Ancient Egypt, designed to be filled with Nile water or possibly perfume or oil and offered as celebratory gifts for the New Year.
- What part of speech is New Year's bottle?
- New Year's bottle is a noun.
- What is the plural of New Year's bottle?
- The plural of New Year's bottle is New Year's bottles.
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