Wiktionary
alt. A bottle of ink, especially one which a pen may be dipped into; inkwell. n. A bottle of ink, especially one which a pen may be dipped into; inkwell.
WordNet
n. a bottle of ink [syn: inkpot]
Usage examples of "ink bottle".
Wondering vaguely how many elves had now been set free whether they wanted to be or not, Harry uncorked his ink bottle, dipped his quill into it, then held it suspended an inch above the smooth yellowish surface of his parchment, thinking hard .
He corked the ink bottle and straightened and stretched, trying to loosen muscles in his back that he hadn't even realized were stiff.
The bell rang just as Peeves swooped down on Katie and emptied an entire ink bottle over her head.
The ink bottle exploded on the stone floor in a spray of black, and the startled rat leapt off the desk and fled precipitously, galloping between the legs of the even more startled MacKay, who appeared at the door to see what the noise was.
He rattled the pen in the ink bottle and looked blindly at his record book.
The corner of the tray caught the neck of the ink bottle, and that theretofore upright little container promptly toppled over on its side and disgorged its contents all over the manuscript Lord Darcy had been working on.
In time, the young artist set aside the stylus and corked her ink bottle.
He continued to write, dipping his pen into the ink bottle, lifting it out, scrawling a word, dipping it again.