The saggar maker's bottom knocker, a young boy, hammered a lump of fireclay into the metal ring with a wooden mallet to form a smooth saggar base.

When it comes to meeting deadlines, one can always bet one's bottom dollar she'll finish early.

A sincere apology, expressed from the bottom of one's heart, can begin the healing process.

In the old guild, the master would order apprentices to wind up one's bottoms when the workshop bell rang.

In the old pottery workshop, the saggar maker's bottom knockers worked in a row, tapping each clay base until it fit perfectly.