vial (noun)

1. In ancient Greek mythology, a vial of nectar was believed to grant immortality to the gods.

2. The wizard carefully uncorked the vial and poured a magical potion into the cauldron.

3. During the ceremony, the priest used a vial to administer the holy water to the worshippers.

4. As a symbol of their eternal love, the couple exchanged vials of their own blood.