hit the bottle

To acquire and drink alcohol, usually beer.

"My wife divorced me 'cause I wasn't making enough money. I was all depressed........yeah yeah, I know. I hit the bottle after all that shit. Who wouldn't!?"

by Dave May 15, 2004

Gay Bottle

A game similar to Tag or Tiggy. Sometimes called Gay stick or even gay ball depending upon the items being used. Played primarily in the North East of England, Gay Bottle is a game in which a discarded bottle is kicked at someone and the words: "Gay Bottle!" are shouted, indicating that the game has started and that anyone being touched or hit by the bottle is "gay"

he's been hit by the Gay Bottle, he must be a queer.

by moore1989 November 7, 2006

time in a bottle

The span of time that one has no recollection of while engaged in an alcoholic blackout.

Yeah, I beat that bitch down, but I was spending time in a bottle, so it aint like I'm responsible for doing it or anything.

by Brewjamb March 23, 2004

Bottle Jockey

A person who downs bottled beer like water more than a 12 pack for starters or someone who drinks a 5th or more of booze by themselves.

Look at that drunk chick she worked that 5th of booze like a bottle jockey.

by the transient November 18, 2011

half bottle

A bottle of buckfast that you only drank half of because you were pure steaming and your ma poured the rest down the sink

What are you drinking that for ma wee son, a half bottle will do ya I'm pouring the rest down the sink

by stu boy September 21, 2013

bottle of grass

Female pubic hair shaped to the likeness of a bottle or similar cylindrical object.

Carl - Go to Mrs. Mosley and pull down her pants; put your face in her bottle of grass.

by SA03 March 27, 2009

Models and Bottles

A term used to describe a nightclub that is less about music and dancing and more about schmoozing and climbing the social ladder. These nightclubs often place a high emphasis on bottle service, which brings in large amounts of revenue; do not feature much underground dance music, instead relying mostly on pop hits and well-known dance names; and often require a dress code, enforced by bouncers who reject "undesirable" patrons at their often arbitrary discretion.

"I don't like New York's club scene anymore; it's all models and bottles now. If you want to go dancing, I know where there'll be a good rave this weekend."

by Elah806 February 17, 2013