Then pick off all the leaves and the tender tops of the stems; put them in a clean, large-mouthed bottle that is perfectly dry.
Gather the leaves of roses while the dew is on them, and as soon as they open put them into a wide-mouthed bottle, and when the bottle is full pour in the best of fourth proof French brandy.
Sweet basil is in full perfection about the middle of August, when the fresh green leaves should be gathered, and put into a wide-mouthed bottle.
Put the mixture into a wide-mouthed bottle, with a gallon of the best vinegar.
The neck or tubular part of the funnel should, in like manner, be deeply ribbed or fluted on the outside, to permit of the free passage of the air, when it is placed in a narrow-mouthed bottle or receiver.
The white papers containing the salt of tartar must be kept in a dry, well-corked, wide-mouthed bottle or jar.
In this state it can be squeezed into a tolerably wide-mouthed bottle; when in, it must be covered with water having a little soda dissolved in it.
Decant the clear portion into a wide-mouthed bottle, keep well stoppered, and in the dark.
The former is made by partially filling a large wide-mouthed bottle or jar with cut and bruised dry leaves of young laurel: if any dampness hang about them, we shall have the mortification of seeing our specimens become mildewed.
When you buy salaeratus, pound it fine, put it in a wide-mouthed bottle, and cork it tight.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mouthed bottle" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
