Bottled that

When you screw something up. Basically like the meaning of botched something.

Damn I bottled that exam.

You totally bottled that interview you won't get the job.

by Flip27th June 11, 2022

Bottle-killer cocktail

A cocktail made with at least one ingredient that was the final shot or other amount in its bottle. A variation on a "bartender's choice" type cocktail order, one that allows the bartender some freedom while under one key creative constraint. Obviously, not a recommended order if wait staff are slammed and / you can't actually have at least a small conversation with your bartender.

I had to explain to the waitress Tracey that a bottle-killer cocktail is any cocktail that kills (finishes off) at least one bottle in its creation.

by Kalingkaa June 20, 2022

The Bottle Rocket

The man holds a sparkler in his butt crack and after lighting it, attempts to climax in his partner at the same time as the sparkler (fuse) burns out. Those giving them The Bottle Rocket.

“Bro, I burn my ass cheek giving my girl The Bottle Rocket last New Years.

by Redneck Heathen July 4, 2022

Spin the bottle

In a party, an empty bottle is spun and whoever it lands on must kiss the person who spin the bottle. The rules are NGK (no guys kissing) but the rules on girls haven't been heard.

"Wanna play spin the bottle"

by 2000hey July 4, 2022

bottle of woha

The nice and amazing British way of saying bottle of water

Random British dude at the drive thru:hey I would like chips and a bottle of woha

by Lostbrittishmans August 28, 2022

bottled

In football, to 'bottle' or to have 'bottled' something is to throw away a lead or a good chance of winning when you've been on the front foot. More specifically, it is when a team in a leading position loses that lead spectacularly, directly impacting the outcome of the match or competition

‘psg have bottled the ucl once again!’
‘man city are bottlers, they’ll never win it’

by rpsgjjjjjjj May 8, 2022

bottle season

A season of a TV Show where most, if not all of the scenes take place in a single setting. This is similar to the term “bottle episode”, only the budget is saved for an entire season instead of a singular episode.

This term was first coined by YouTuber “Vee Infuso”in 2020 to describe the final season of “How I Met Your Mother” and how majority of the season takes place in 3 days.

TV noob: Why are the charaters staying in one or two places the whole season??

TV guru: Duh its called a bottle season. they don't have alot of money left so they are staying in one place to conserve it.

by anonymous May 9, 2022