bottle (up) (Meaning)

bottle (up)

to keep (a feeling or emotion) inside instead of expressing it

The empty bottle stood upright on the table, a forgotten relic of the night before.
The hiker reached for the bottle up above his head, quenching his thirst amidst the wilderness.
The bottle up in the tree branch swayed gently in the breeze, catching the sunlight.
The toddler struggled to lift the bottle up to his mouth, spilling milk all over himself.
The chemist carefully filled the bottle up with the experimental solution, sealing it tightly.
The artist's bottle up of paintbrush bristles was an eclectic collection of colors and textures.
The bartender poured the martini into the bottle up cocktail glass, garnishing it with an olive.
The campers packed the bottle up of water in the cooler, ensuring they had ample hydration for their adventure.
The milkman stacked the bottles up neatly on the doorstep, ringing the bell to announce his arrival.
The scuba diver checked the contents of his bottle up, ensuring he had enough air for his dive.

to keep (a feeling or emotion) inside instead of expressing it

hold back, measure, rein (in), curb, choke (back), sink, mince, smother, restrain, tame

lose, loosen, loose,liberate, express, take out,vent, unleash, air

The empty bottle stood upright on the table, a forgotten relic of the night before.

The hiker reached for the bottle up above his head, quenching his thirst amidst the wilderness.

The bottle up in the tree branch swayed gently in the breeze, catching the sunlight.

The toddler struggled to lift the bottle up to his mouth, spilling milk all over himself.