jugs Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- pokeys
- cans
- holes
- quods
- slammers
- joints
- cages
- lockups
- jailhouses
- dungeons
- big-houses
- nicks
- slams
- stockades
- tanks
- calabooses
- hocks
- bridewells
- clinks
- stirs
- hoosegows
- coops
- guardrooms
- tolbooths
- bastilles
Weak:
Meaning of jugs
jugs
imprison, breast, jail, imprison, a large deep container with a narrow mouth and a handle, jail, prison, the contents of such a container, the amount held by a jug, a large deep container (as of glass, earthenware, or plastic) with a narrow mouth and a handle, a small pitcher, prison sense 2, jail, to stew (something, such as a hare) in an earthenware vessel
jugs Sentence Examples
- The bar stocked a wide variety of glass jugs filled with tantalizing beverages.
- The ancient jug, unearthed during an archaeological excavation, held clues to a forgotten civilization.
- Every morning, Mary filled a clay jug with fresh water from the well.
- The milkman clattered his jugs down the street, announcing his arrival.
- The pitcher's wild pitch sailed into the stands, striking a fan on the head with a resounding thud.
- The large urn filled with fragrant flowers served as an impressive centerpiece.
- The wine jug sat untouched on the table, its contents still savored.
- The scientist carefully poured a solution into a graduated cylinder and then transferred it to a smaller beaker.
- The professor used a beaker to demonstrate the principles of osmosis.
- The laboratory was filled with an assortment of glassware, including beakers, flasks, and test tubes.
FAQs About the word jugs
imprison, breast, jail, imprison, a large deep container with a narrow mouth and a handle, jail, prison, the contents of such a container, the amount held by a
pens, coolers, prisons,jails, brigs, penitentiaries, pokeys,cans, holes, quods
outsides,,
The bar stocked a wide variety of glass jugs filled with tantalizing beverages.
The ancient jug, unearthed during an archaeological excavation, held clues to a forgotten civilization.
Every morning, Mary filled a clay jug with fresh water from the well.
The milkman clattered his jugs down the street, announcing his arrival.
