Bottler (noun)

1. A person or company that bottles liquids, such as drinks, for distribution and sale.
2. A person or thing that fails to perform to the expected standard, especially in sports.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from bottle + -er.

Examples:

1. As a noun (sense 1): The bottler was a major supplier of bottled water to the region.
2. As a noun (sense 2): The football team was labeled as bottlers after they lost the final match.
3. As a noun (sense 1): The bottler was renowned for the quality of their products.
4. As a noun (sense 2): The runner was criticized for being a bottler, as they always failed to perform in the big races.
5. As a noun (sense 1): The bottler was expanding their operations to meet the growing demand for their products.
6. As a noun (sense 2): The team was considered the biggest bottlers in the league, as they always failed to live up to their potential.