Bottle
Bottle verb - Put into bottles.
Usage example: bottle the mineral water
Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Both words in one sentence
- Similar to the Blackhawks example above, Marvel Comics also has a WWII-era group who put aside a bottle of liquor as a tontine: the Young Allies.
Source: Tontine -
The most noteworthy being when Dogma sets Morisaki on fire, and Satoru tries to put it out with a bottle of water... which turns out to be a bottle of alcohol or oil, thus only making it worse.
Source: Manga / Hell's Kitchen -
Take a bottle, put in a hastily written cry for help and hope that somewhere, someone, somehow manages to find the bottle and lend a hand.
Source: Message in a Bottle
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