narrow-necked

• “Minus: We found the smallish, narrow-necked jars a little hard to clean.”

  The Wall Street Journal: WSJ Test Kitchen: Yogurt Makers

• “I ditched the dull gray wide-mouthed Nalgene in favor of the narrow-necked brightly colored metal Sigg bottle.”

  Sarah Newman: Sneaky Sigg Sold BPA

• “Large-bellied and narrow-necked, bellarmines served as drinking jugs and were imported to London and East Anglia to the north of London in considerable numbers during the 17th century.”

  An American Witch Bottle

• “The power of meditation is perhaps best illustrated through the following Zen puzzle: Close your eyes and in your mind picture a duck inside a narrow-necked bottle.”

  Mark C. Miller: Ommmmm... In The Mood For Meditation

• “Yet, the dolphin, whose ancestors looked like coyotes only 50 million years ago, has evolved a teardrop-shaped body, a rigid trunk, and a narrow-necked tail shaped like a crescent moon—all of which are possessed by the tuna.”

  Simon & Schuster: Parasite Rex

• “His voice was slurred, and the words burbled out of his throat like thick ketchup coming out of a narrow-necked bottle, one agonizing dollop at a time.”

  Passing From The Earth

• “Slices of dolphin were another discovery, in narrow-necked jars, all properly salted and pickled; and there was blubber of dolphin in vessels, which the”

  Anabasis

• “It's like the greedy kid who wants all the cookies in the narrow-necked cookie jar, grabs a bunch, and then can't get his hand out of the jar until he unclenches his fist and takes one cookie at a time.”

  Archive 2005-12-01

• “And around him the rabble of narrow-necked chiefs-”

  Archive 2007-02-01

• “Handing Asin a fairly big squash and a narrow-necked jar, the king added, Put this squash into this jar.”

  Simon & Schuster: Asian-Pacific Folktales and Legends

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