Jug

jug, n. A ve el, with a capacious body and nareach row mouth, and usually a handle on one side; a relarge earthen or stone "bottle; a pitcher; ewer; a or prison; jail. — v. t. [jugged (jugd), -ging.] To boil n. or stew,' as in a jug; to commit to jail, imprison.; end, eve, term; In, Ice; Sdd, tone, Juggle, iug'gl, v. i. [-GLED (-gld), -gling.] To play tricks by sleight of hand; to conjure; to practice artifice or imposture, — v. t. To deceive by trick artifice, — n. A trick by legerdemain; an imposture; deception. — Jug'gler, n. One who practices tricks by sleight of hand; a cheat; deceiver. — Jug'glery, -gler-T, n. Art or act of, etc.; trickery; imposture. Jugular. See under Join. 225