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stoppered

[ UK /stˈɒpəd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. (of a container) having a stopper in the opening
    the tightly stoppered bottles

How To Use stoppered In A Sentence

  • These were a dozen or so stoppered glass bottles containing a selection of Wakelate's most virulent and inventive poisons.
  • Amazingly I found a whisky bottle, still stoppered, with a golden liquid in it and a date of 1780.
  • Experimentally, a few milliliters of a volatile liquid are placed in a stoppered flask containing a small orifice.
  • Once wine was packaged in bottles stoppered with corks from the end of the 17th century, it became capable of bottle ageing and full maturation.
  • Leaf discs in ethanol were then stored at - 80°C in stoppered test tubes prior to carbohydrate analysis.
  • He had brought with him a coconut calabash, tightly stoppered, of whale-oil that must have been landed on Lahaina beach thirty years before. SHIN-BONES
  • The simplest procedure is to immerse the stoppered bottle to the required depth.
  • If you want to save leftover wine for cooking, keep it tightly stoppered in the fridge and use within a week; when there's less than half a bottle, decant it into a smaller bottle so it has less contact with the air that makes it go off.
  • Off to a day of badgering and haggling in dark little storefronts full of stoppered glass bottles full of writhing mists. Valentines, part the first
  • She stoppered the wine bottle
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