1630s as a type of nose, 1660s as a type of porpoise, from bottle (n.) + nose (n.). Related: Bottle-nosed (1560s).
botony
Botox
botryo-
bottle
bottleneck
bottle-nose
bottom
bottom line
bottomless
bottom-most
botulism
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