bocksbeutel
noun
bocks·beu·tel
ˈbäksˌbȯitᵊl
plural -s
: a short-necked bulbous bottle for white wine produced along the Main river in Germany or for similar wine
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from German, from Bock "he-goat" (going back to Old High German boc) + Beutel "bag, purse, scrotum," going back to Old High German būtil; from the similarity of its shape to the testes of a goat