Jugful example sentences

Related (7): pitcher, container, vessel, jug, carafe, urn, decanter

jugful

definition

  - noun form of jug

jug

noun

jug (noun) · jugs (plural noun) · the jug (noun) · jug handle (noun) · jug handles (plural noun)

  - a large container for liquids, with a narrow mouth and typically a stopper or cap.

  - a cylindrical container with a handle and a lip, used for holding and pouring liquids.

  - the contents of a jug:

  - prison:

  - a woman's breasts.

  - a secure hold that is cut into rock for climbing.

  - stew or boil (a hare or rabbit) in a covered container.

  - prosecute and imprison (someone):

Synonyms

jug, pitcher, ewer, crock, jar, urn, carafe, flask, flagon, decanter, vessel, receptacle, container, creamer, amphora, jorum, graybeard, pitcher, ewer, crock, jar, urn, carafe, flask, flagon, decanter, vessel, receptacle, container, creamer, amphora, jorum, graybeard, jail, lockup, guardhouse, penitentiary, jailhouse, stockade, inside, stir, bird, quod, pound, roundhouse, bagnio, borstal, bridewell, tollbooth, bastille, reformatory, mamma, bust, chest, boobs, knockers, boobies, bazookas, melons, bubbies, orbs, globes, charlies, baps, bazooms, casabas, tits, titties, jugs, hooters, cans, dugs, paps, embonpoint, braise, casserole, fricassee, simmer, boil, seethe, accuse, cite, summons, sue, try, charge, indict, arraign, impeach, do, implead, incarcerate, jail, intern, confine, detain, hold, immure, defend, pardon, free, release

"Jugful" Example Sentences

1. She poured a jugful of milk into the bowl.
2. He carried a jugful of water over to the plants.
3. The bartender served me a jugful of beer.
4. She purchased a jugful of freshly squeezed orange juice at the farmer's market.
5. The picnic basket was filled with jugfuls of lemonade and iced tea.
6. He collected a jugful of rainwater to water his garden.
7. She poured a jugful of cream into the mixture.
8. The children passed around jugfuls of fruit punch at the party.
9. He brought a jugful of gasoline to fuel up the generator.
10. She filled the swimming pool with several jugfuls of water.
11. The fisherman netted a jugful of bait fish.
12. The barista poured a jugful of steamed milk into my latte.
13. They stored a jugful of vinegar for pickling vegetables.
14. The bartender shook up a jugful of margaritas.
15. She carried a jugful of warm milk to the newborn calf.
16. He dumped a jugful of sand into the sandbox for the children to play with.
17. The campers brought several jugfuls of drinking water on their hike.
18. She threw a jugful of water on the fire to extinguish it.
19. The chef added a jugful of broth to the soup pot.
20. He poured a jugful of oil into the car engine.
21. She used a jugful of bleach to disinfect the kitchen.
22. The farmer harvested a jugful of honey from the hive.
23. He gathered a jugful of wildflowers for his wife's birthday.
24. The maid filled a jugful of hot water for the guest's bath.
25. She mixed a jugful of margarita for the pool party.
26. He used a jugful of gasoline to start the bonfire.
27. The bartender poured a jugful of water to dilute the whiskey.
28. She dipped a jugful of water from the river to drink.
29. They carried several jugfuls of fresh well water to the village.
30. He collected a jugful of maple syrup from the tree tapping.

Common Phases

1. She poured a jugful of water into the coffee maker; it was just enough to make a fresh pot.
2. The bartender filled a jugful of beer for the group of friends; they raised their glasses in cheers.
3. The farmer carried a jugful of milk from the barn to the house; it was still warm from the cow.
4. The hiker filled a jugful of water from the natural spring; it was the only source of hydration on the trail.
5. The chef dumped a jugful of broth into the soup pot; the aroma filled the kitchen.
6. The child splashed a jugful of water onto her siblings during a hot summer day; they all giggled with delight.
7. The fisherman caught a jugful of fish in his net; it was a successful day on the lake.

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