Jug
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 286
jug, n. a large ve el with a swelling body and narrow mouth for liquors —v.t. to hml or stew as in a jug:—/>-./ jugg'ing pa p pigged'. [Prob a familiar equivalent of Joan or Jenny, and jocularly applied to a dnnkmg-vc.xsel cf. Jack and Gill in a like sense
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