(jug) noun
1. A narrow–necked, stout, bulging vessel with a cork, for keeping or carrying liquids.
2. A deep vessel for holding or serving liquids; a drinking vessel; pitcher.
3. A pint of ale or beer.
4. Slang A prison; jail.
—v.t. jugged, jug·ging
1. To put into a jug.
2. To cook in a jug.
3. Slang To imprison; jail, [from Jug, a nickname for Joan]

(jug) v.i. jugged, jug·ging
To utter a cry like that of the nightingale, as some birds.
—noun The note of some birds, as the nightingale. [Imit.]

(jug) v.i. jugged, jug·ging
To collect together and nestle in a flock or covey: said of partridges. [Cf. OF jouquier be at rest]

(jug) noun
An act of worship by which Brahmans are said to acquire preternatural power. Also jug′gul (-gəl). [<Hind. jag <Skt. jagata the world]