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91bot|ry|o|my|co|sis — «BOT ree oh my KOH sihs», noun. a disease of horses in which a micrococcus causes the formation of small, fibrous tumors in the lungs and other parts of the horse. ╂[< Greek bótrys grape cluster + English mycosis] …
92bot|ry|ose — «BOT ree ohs», adjective. 1. = botryoidal. (Cf. ↑botryoidal) 2. Botany. indeterminate …
93bot|tle-feed — «BOT uhl FEED», transitive verb, fed«fehd», feed|ing. to feed (a baby or young animal) with a bottle …
94bot|tle-nosed dolphin — «BOT uhl NOHZD», = bottlenose. (Cf. ↑bottlenose) …
95bot|tle-wash|er — «BOT uhl WOSH uhr, WSH », noun. Informal. a general caretaker; factotum: »Marcovic had been the bodyguard, bottle washer, and friend of film star Alain Delon (London Times) …
96bot|tle|brush — «BOT uhl BRUHSH», noun. any one of various plants, such as the mare s tail or certain horsetails, which look like thin brushes …
97bot|tled gas — «BOT uhld», butane, propane, or a similar gas liquefied and stored under pressure in portable tanks …
98bot|tle|ful — «BOT uhl ful», noun, plural fuls. as much as a bottle will hold …
99bot|tle|head — «BOT uhl HEHD», noun. = bottle nosed whale. (Cf. ↑bottle nosed whale) …
100bot|tle|neck — «BOT uhl NEHK», noun, adjective, verb. –n. 1. the neck of a bottle. 2. a narrow passageway or street. 3. a person, thing, or condition that hinders progress; check. 4. any situation in which progress is hindered: »Heavy traffic caused a… …