How Do You Spell BOTTLE UP?

Pronunciation: [bˈɒtə͡l ˈʌp] (IPA)

The phrase "bottle up" refers to suppressing or containing one's emotions or feelings. The IPA phonetic transcription for this phrase is /ˈbɑː.təl.ʌp/. The pronunciation of the initial "b" sound is represented by the IPA symbol /b/, while the "o" sound is represented by /ɑː/ and the "t" sound by /t/. The second syllable is stressed and the "le" combination is pronounced with a schwa sound /ə/. The final "up" syllable is pronounced with an unvoiced /p/ sound.

BOTTLE UP Meaning and Definition

1. Verb: to bottle up

   1. To contain or suppress strong emotions, thoughts, or feelings; to avoid expressing or releasing them. This term is commonly used to describe the act of keeping negative emotions or thoughts hidden or repressed rather than openly expressing them. When one "bottles up" their emotions, they avoid sharing their feelings with others and tend to keep them locked inside. This may be done to maintain composure, avoid conflict, or present a facade of calmness, but can often lead to increased stress or eventual emotional outbursts if not addressed properly. For example, Sarah always bottles up her frustrations at work, never sharing her concerns or dissatisfaction with her colleagues or supervisor.

   2. To store or package liquid, typically in bottles. This definition refers to the physical act of putting liquid, such as water, beverages, or other substances, into containers specifically designed to hold them. When one "bottles up" something, they transfer it into a bottle or bottles for storage or consumption. For instance, after making homemade jam, Sarah bottles up the excess in glass jars for later use or gifting.

   Overall, the term "bottle up" can refer to both emotional containment and the act of storing liquids in bottles.

Common Misspellings for BOTTLE UP

• vottle up
• nottle up
• hottle up
• gottle up
• bittle up
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• b9ttle up
• bortle up
• boftle up
• bogtle up
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• botrle up
• botfle up
• botgle up

Etymology of BOTTLE UP

The term "bottle up" has its origins in English idiomatic expressions and metaphors.

Etymologically, "bottle" comes from the Old French word "boteille", which was derived from the Medieval Latin "butticula", meaning "a little cask or flask". This Latin word was further derived from the Latin "buttis", meaning "cask" or "vessel". "Bottle" essentially refers to a container for liquids.

The phrase "bottle up" itself originates from a metaphorical usage, representing the act of putting something inside a bottle and sealing it. When applied to emotions or feelings, "bottle up" implies suppressing or repressing them, akin to confining them within a container.

The figurative sense of "bottle up" meaning to restrain or suppress something is believed to have emerged in the early 19th century.

Idioms with the word BOTTLE UP

• bottle up sth The idiom "bottle up something" means to suppress or hold back emotions, thoughts, or feelings, often resulting in increased internal pressure or tension. It involves not expressing or releasing these emotions, typically due to a desire to avoid conflict, confrontation, or the judgment of others.
• bottle up To suppress or repress one's emotions, thoughts, or feelings, especially negative ones, without expressing or releasing them.

Similar spelling words for BOTTLE UP

• Genus Bouteloua,
• paddle box,
• badly calculated,
• gas pedal,
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• piddle around,
• pedal pusher,
• whirlwig, whirlwig-beetle,
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• lady beetle,
• wrote badly,
• pedal extremity,
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• bottle feeds,
• butyl nitrite,
• Dacrydium Bidwilli,
• sawyer beetle,
• vacuum bottle,
• butyl alcohol,
• Betula Pubescens,
• bodily character,
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• reticulated beetle,
• Halocarpus Bidwilli,
• bodily property,
• betel palm,
• bottler,
• battle,
• Betula Neoalaskana,
• more battle-scarred,
• forte pedal,
• bombardier beetle,
• betula utilis,
• telephone-pole beetle,
• poodle dog,
• takes badly,
• genus patella,
• battle fleet,
• paddle steamer,
• flour beetle,
• bodily function,
• battle cry,
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• George Beadle,
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• badly smitten,
• Clerid Beetle,
• drawn battle,
• John Biddle,
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• paddle pool,
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• naval battle,
• mute pedal,
• battle dress,
• bodily fluid,
• large poodle,
• butyl acetate,
• Phyllis Battelle,
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• bee beetle,
• battle royal,
• ductus Botalli,
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• longhorn beetle,
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• final battle,
• loud pedal,
• Petula Clark,
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• snout beetle,
• Betula Glandulosa,
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• uphill battle,
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• brake pedal,
• Betula Cordifolia,
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• Tapestry beetle,
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• Betula Alleghaniensis,
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• jewel beetle,
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• Genus Betula,
• betula nana,
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Conjugate verb Bottle up

CONDITIONAL

I would bottle up

you would bottle up

he/she/it would bottle up

we would bottle up

they would bottle up

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be bottling up

you would be bottling up

he/she/it would be bottling up

we would be bottling up

they would be bottling up

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have bottle up

you would have bottle up

he/she/it would have bottle up

we would have bottle up

they would have bottle up

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been bottling up

you would have been bottling up

he/she/it would have been bottling up

we would have been bottling up

they would have been bottling up

FUTURE

I will bottle up

you will bottle up

he/she/it will bottle up

we will bottle up

they will bottle up

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be bottling up

you will be bottling up

he/she/it will be bottling up

we will be bottling up

they will be bottling up

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bottled up

you will have bottled up

he/she/it will have bottled up

we will have bottled up

they will have bottled up

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been bottling up

you will have been bottling up

he/she/it will have been bottling up

we will have been bottling up

they will have been bottling up

IMPERATIVE

you bottle up

we let´s bottle up

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to bottle up

PAST

I bottled up

you bottled up

he/she/it bottled up

we bottled up

they bottled up

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was bottling up

you were bottling up

he/she/it was bottling up

we were bottling up

they were bottling up

PAST PARTICIPLE

bottled up

PAST PERFECT

I had bottled up

you had bottled up

he/she/it had bottled up

we had bottled up

they had bottled up

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been bottling up

you had been bottling up

he/she/it had been bottling up

we had been bottling up

they had been bottling up

PRESENT

I bottle up

you bottle up

he/she/it bottles up

we bottle up

they bottle up

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am bottling up

you are bottling up

he/she/it is bottling up

we are bottling up

they are bottling up

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

bottling up

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bottled up

you have bottled up

he/she/it has bottled up

we have bottled up

they have bottled up

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been bottling up

you have been bottling up

he/she/it has been bottling up

we have been bottling up

they have been bottling up