How Do You Spell JUG?

1. A jug is a narrow-necked container, usually rounded, used primarily for holding and pouring liquids. It is typically made of glass, pottery, or plastic, and may have a handle that facilitates the pouring process. The shape of a jug helps to control the flow of liquid when it is being poured and ensures little to no spillage.

   Jugs come in various sizes, ranging from small versions used for individual servings to larger ones designed for storing and serving beverages at group gatherings. They are commonly used for storing water, milk, juice, and other liquids, both in households and commercial settings.

   In addition to its functional purpose, jugs can also have aesthetic value. Many glass jugs, for instance, are designed with intricate patterns or decorative elements that enhance their visual appeal and make them suitable for display. Some jugs also feature lids or stoppers to prevent the contents from spilling or spoiling.

   The term "jug" can also be used metaphorically to describe a person's physical build, particularly when referring to a sturdy or robust individual. It may also be used colloquially to denote a large amount or quantity of something, such as "a jug of coins" or "a jug of jewels."

2. • A vessel with a handle for holding drink, generally swelling out in the middle, and having a narrow mouth.

   • To emit or pour forth the sound of jug, as the nightingale; to stew, as in a jug or a jar placed in boiling water.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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The word "jug" is believed to have originated from the Middle English word "jugge" during the 14th century. "Jugge" was derived from the Old French word "jue" or "joug", which means a container for liquids. The Old French term, in turn, is believed to have come from the Latin word "jugum", meaning yoke or jug. The connection between "jugum" and a container is thought to be because jugs were originally made from the rounded ends of cattle yokes, which were hollowed out to create a vessel for holding liquids. Over time, the word "jug" evolved to refer to a specific type of container, typically with a handle and a narrow neck, used for serving or storing fluids like water, milk, or alcohol.

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Plural form of JUG is JUGS

Conjugate verb Jug

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