Preposition: of

• champagne: We offer a bottle of champagne for the winning entry.

• wine: By the time she turned 30, two bottles of dry white wine were her daily norm.

• whiskey: All they had for sustenance was a bottle of whiskey.

• vodka: For seven years Masha never left her Moscow home without a bottle of vodka.

• bubbly: They received a bottle of bubbly each for their efforts.

• rum: I was going to buy you a sailors hat and a bottle of rum, but no more.

Adjective modifier

• plastic: It's like using your lungs to draw the air out of a plastic milk bottle.

• 75cl: Highland Spring also has a 75cl sports bottle that was launched with forecourts specifically in mind.

• empty: Tony had told us to bring empty bottles to get mineral water.

• 500ml: Most of the olive oil in the supermarkets is in little 500ml bottles.

Modifies a noun

• opener: Or the Devil from Tazmania - yes its Taz which is actually a bottle opener.

• feeding: There is a lot of sound advice on breast and bottle feeding, weaning onto solids, and fussy feeding.

• fed: The breast fed children were also found to have less body fat and lower blood pressures than children who had been bottle fed.

• stopper: It contains 24ct gold leaf inside the bottle and the bottle stopper has a heart on top.

Noun used with modifier

• perfume: A packet of cards is shown - each bears a picture of a perfume bottle.

• liter: Blitz is in a liter bottle concentrated, dilute accordingly.

• glass: Encourage people to use reusable plastic or glass bottles rather than using paper cups.

• dropper: I found a small dropper bottle of a 33 % solution of Magnesium chloride hidden at the back of a shelf.

• milk: It's like using your lungs to draw the air out of a plastic milk bottle.

• beer: Each holder is made from melting two recycled beer bottles.