narrow-necked

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

WSJ Test Kitchen: Yogurt Makers Laura Moser 2011

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

WSJ Test Kitchen: Yogurt Makers Laura Moser 2011

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 2009

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 2009

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.

Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009

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.

Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009

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 2009

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.

Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009

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 2006

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 2007