milk bottle

plural milk bottles

1. A glass bottle traditionally used for doorstep delivery of fresh milk.
2. AustraliaA small white jube (confectionary) in the shape of a milk bottle.
3. JamaicaderogatoryslangA white woman who visits Jamaica as a sex tourist.

   SLY: Lots of white milk bottles? ANDRE: (Laughs.) Yeah mon. SLY: The whiter the better. Fill dem up.

   2006, Tanika Gupta, Sugar Mummies, Bloomsbury Publishing, →ISBN

   2 more examples

   Clinton waits on the beach for the new arrivals, hoping that one of them will bring him good fortune. "I look for the milk bottles," he says, explaining how ultra-white skin is a giveaway, "the ones who've just arrived. Milk bottles that need filling ..."

   2003 July 5, Julie Bindel, “The price of a holiday fling”, in Guardian Weekend, →ISSN

   While it is not uncommon for “rent-a-dreads” to roam the beaches, or even wait at the airports, in search of “milk bottles,” a term used to describe white female tourists, the idea that this is somehow a natural part of the landscape is problematic and creates a myth which, as mentioned before, replicates colonial forms of discourse and maintains the broader geopolitical power structure

   2012, Nickesia S. Gordon, “Virile Bodies, Docile Subjects”, in K. Gentles-Peart, M. L. Hall, editors, Re-Constructing Place and Space, Cambridge Scholars, →ISBN, page 25