### container | vessel | bowl:

Toilet bowl
* Some toilet bowls are part of bathrooms
  - johns
  - loos
  - potties
  - toilets
  - contain acid
* are a potential source of toxicity if toilet bowl cleaners are used
  - mechanical devices
  - part of toilets
  - seats

### container | vessel:

Bucket
* are containers.
* are located in garages
  - laundries
  - pantries
  - wells
  - part of waterwheels
  - the apartment-dweller's answer to composting food wastes indoors or out
  - used for holds
  - vessels
* contain soap solutions
  - strong soap solutions
* contaminated with cleansers, dust and debris can easily cause illness in fish.
* fill with river lagoon water
  - soapy water
* have handles
  - interiors
  - numerous shapes and sizes for various applications
* includes brims
  - sections
* pose a drowning hazard.
* substitute for toilets.

Collateral vessel
* can be pre-existing vessels that normally have little or no blood flow.
* circumventing sites of occlusion are often present.

Crucible
* also transfer the heat from the flame to the metal inside.
* are located in chemistry labs.
* are made of clay, aluminum, graphite, and silicon carbide
  - steel, silicon carbide, and often clay graphite

Digester
* are autoclaves.
* can help combat methane release by burning the gas and converting it to carbon dioxide.
* have a holding area for biological activity and a means to capture gas produced.
* reduce odor generation and migration.

Dipper
* Make spears out of pineapple, pears, apples and melons to dip in nonfat flavored yogurt.
* are birds
  - ladles
* can dive and propel themselves under the water with swimming motions of their wings.
* feed almost exclusively underwater on larval forms of aquatic insects.
* have transparent eyelids which act as goggles and flaps that cover their nostrils.
* use hoists to immerse racks or baskets of items in vats of paint.

Efferent vessel
* carry blood AWAY from the organ.
* drain into the super deep cervical glands.
* traverse a route separate from connective tissue scaffolding.

### container | vessel:

Jar
* Most jars contain air
  - substances
* Some jars are shaped as a gourd but most are cylindrical
  - contain water.
  * A 'jar' type of container, mostly used to store food. Jars are usually cylindrical, and are usually made of glass or clay
* come in different shapes and sizes and are tempered, or strengthened, for heat and cold.
* contain mysterious substances
  - white substances
* have a globular body and face on the neck
  - sides
  - straight sides
  - sections
* protect the materials from insects and keep essential oils from evaporating.
* seal as they cool.
* use simple machines to hold the lids on the top.

### container | vessel | jar:

Beaker
* Most beakers contain pond water
* Most beakers fill with cool water
* Some beakers contain acid
  - alcohol
  - liquids
  - have water
* are generally cylindrical in shape, with a flat bottom and a lip for pouring
* gets hot enough to cause burns.

### container | vessel | jar | beaker:

Large beaker
* Most large beakers contain water.
* Most large beakers fill with cool water

Large jar
* Most large jars contain substances.
* Some large jars contain water.

Vase
* are located in cabinets
  - shelfs
  - tables
  - windowsills
* fill with water.
* hold water.
  * A 'vase' container, often used for flowers. They can be made from a number of materials, including glass and ceramics. Many vases are decorated or painted but some are left plain. It sometimes is used for decorations in American and Chinese homes. It can be a big part of culture in many countries.

### container | vessel | jar | vase:

Urn
* are persistent identifiers for Internet resources
  - information resources
  - simple text strings that unambiguously identify an Internet resource
* come in several sizes and designs, usually made from either bronze, wood, or marble.
* range in colour from rose to deep greens with white streaks.