juggs (Meaning)

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juggs (n. pl.)

See Jougs.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The large water juggs sat on the kitchen counter, filled with cold, filtered water.
The player skillfully juggs the soccer ball, keeping it in the air with their feet, thighs, and head.
The vendor at the county fair tossed juggling balls into the air, showing off his juggs skills.
In the circus, the clown juggs multiple objects at once, entertaining the audience with their dexterity.
Wine juggs were lined up neatly in the cellar, waiting to be uncorked and enjoyed.
The hikers carried large juggs of water in their backpacks, staying hydrated during their trek.
The restaurant served pitchers of beer in glass juggs, adding a rustic touch to the dining experience.
The milk juggs were neatly stacked in the refrigerator, ready for breakfast cereal or cooking.
The pottery class created ceramic juggs of various shapes and sizes, each one unique and handmade.
The chemist carefully poured chemicals from one juggs to another, following the precise measurements of the experiment.

See Jougs.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The large water juggs sat on the kitchen counter, filled with cold, filtered water.

The player skillfully juggs the soccer ball, keeping it in the air with their feet, thighs, and head.

The vendor at the county fair tossed juggling balls into the air, showing off his juggs skills.

In the circus, the clown juggs multiple objects at once, entertaining the audience with their dexterity.