The phrase "a rubber bottle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bottle made of rubber, often used for specific purposes like holding liquids or as a toy.
Example: "The children played with a rubber bottle at the beach, tossing it back and forth without worrying about it breaking."
Alternatives: "a flexible bottle" or "a soft bottle."
The skin was custom designed from Groundsheet, Nylon, PU-coated, 120 g/m(^2) material, and is sealed at the head and the tail parts using rubber bottle wrist seals, which are glued to the skin.
We were wandering through the apartment, crowded with bicycles, paddles, ropes, backpacks, a rubber raft, bottles of prescription medicine for the race and rows of sneakers from size 11, McFarlane's everyday size, to 14, the size of his feet after several race days of swelling, blistering, bleeding and bandaging.
Then, from a locked glass cabinet on 1 wall, he removed a rubber-stoppered bottle.
If not that night, then the morning after, by the trail of broken chains and popped rubber bottles they've left in their wake.
Some were scattered across the tracks, among an iced tea bottle, a rubber ball and a soda cup that appeared too big for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's New York.
I got paid a few hundred dollars, given a rubber skirt, and a bottle of sambuca.
Other custom orders over the years: a case for a rubber duckie, a baby-bottle holder in red leather, a humidor big enough for a thousand cigars, and a working shower made from a Vuitton steamer trunk.
The New Yorker, December 6 , 1930 P. 19Immense Coca-Cola bottle with a rubber hose in the top and filled with five gallons of gin is lugged by two sailors in and out of subway trains.
By Harold Ross and Wentworth The New Yorker, December 6 , 1930 P. 19Immense Coca-Cola bottle with a rubber hose in the top and filled with five gallons of gin is lugged by two sailors in and out of subway trains.
The water is filled in the glass bottle using a rubber tube positioned at its bottom.
