screw top

She had some difficulty with it - the screw top seemed to resist her efforts.

The thing was a glass cylinder made to fit the screw top of the machine.

The detonator was connected with the screw top of the can.

He also invented the first screw top salt shaker in 1858.

He was tempted to open the screw top, but he had good reason not to.

It contained a couple of plastic tubes with screw tops.

This was the year, too, when screw tops became more than a curiosity on wine bottles.

I've been a fan of screw tops ever since.

It was little metal cylinder with a screw top.

After collection, the cup portion is removed and replaced by a screw top on the test tube.

But if a screw top is not opened properly, the cap can buckle or jam.

It was one of those with a screw top but it would be serviceable.

Packaging: The main choice here is screw top or flip top.

"They're like a screw top on a wine bottle."

The only sure sign that he had been there was a half-full bottle of Scotch with its screw top off.

As well as a bottle without a label and a tin can with a screw top.

It had locking metal latches and a screw top.

Eugene opened the screw top, swigged, and tipped it over to Willy.

The plastic cork and the screw top work just as well, if not better, than a cork.

Screw tops at the ready, New Zealanders are waiting in the wings.

The industry was hardly unfamiliar with screw tops.

Wipe off any spilled gas and store extra gasoline in an appropriate container with a screw top.

Beer bottles these days all have screw tops, so you don't need a bottle opener.

Put it into a screw topped jar and walk round the house/garden shaking the contents for what seemed like hours.

Screw tops were once confined to inexpensive fortified and jug wines.