NOUN
- a stoppered receptacle (usually made of rubber) that is to be filled with hot water and used for warming a bed or parts of the body
How To Use hot-water bottle In A Sentence
- For the overnighter I pretty much took a toothbrush, my hot-water bottle and a change of underwear.
- Alternatively, she could lie on her stomach with a hot wet towel or a hot-water bottle placed on her buttocks.
- I see myself safely cocooned in down, my toes curled around a hot-water bottle, writing in my journal and plotting the day's travel on the topo.
- But the blurb says its author believes his fellow countrymen were once ‘polite, unexcitable, reserved and had hot-water bottles instead of a sex life’.
- He hugged the hot-water bottle to his chest.
- As he and his wife stuffed me with food, passed me a hot-water bottle and tucked me in, confidence returned.
- Afterwards, lying in bed with the hot-water bottle cold at my feet, the weak odor of wetted leaves wafts under the door, the bathroom too far away from the safety of the bedroom. Bolt the door
- (If the photophore is unavailable, a hot-water bottle may be applied.) The Mother and Her Child
- Eventually I head upstairs with a hot-water bottle. Times, Sunday Times
- Forget painkillers, a hot-water bottle is better for back ache Times, Sunday Times
