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bottle

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bottle /bot·tle/ (bot´'l) a hollow narrow-necked vessel of glass or other material.
wash bottle 
1. a flexible squeeze-bottle with delivery tube, or one with two tubes through the cork, so arranged that blowing into one forces a stream of liquid from the other; used in washing chemical materials.
2. one containing some washing fluid, through which gases are passed for the purpose of freeing them from impurities.

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Q. I get the most from her company than from the bottle. My wife is 2 months pregnant. I love to drink only if she gives company. I get the most from her company than from the bottle. Is it okay to drink when pregnant?

A. I think you are talking about your wife drinking with you,If you are you shouldnt drink/or do drugs ANYTIME when she is pregnant,alcohol has been proven to cause birth defects,If you love your wife an i know you do dont drink with her--what she does for the next 7 months will determen how healthy your baby is.I WISH YOU LUCK--mrfoot56--peace

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