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jugsnounpl. of jug a place of confinement for persons held in lawful custodysome no-good fellow who had spent most of his life in and out of the county jug bastilles, big houses(slang), bridewells, brigs, calabooses, cans, clinks(slang), coolers, coops, guardrooms, hocks, holds, hoosegows, jailhouses, jails, joints(slang), lockups, nicks(British slang), penitentiaries, pens, pokeys(slang), prisons, quods(British slang), slammers, slams, stirs(slang), stockades, tolbooths(Scottish) bull pens, cages, cells, holes, tanksblocks, wardsglasshouses(British), guardhouses, hulksconcentration camps, gulags, labor camps, prison camps, stalags, work campsdungeons, keeps, oubliettesreformatories, reform schools, training schools outsides a handled container for holding and pouring liquids that usually has a lip or a spoutput a jug of milk on the table ewers, flagons, pitchers carafes, decantersbuckets, pails, potsbottles, canteens, cups, fiascoes, flasks, jorums, mugs, steins, stoups, tankardskettles, teakettleswatering cans, watering potsbeakers, cruses, vessels to put in or as if in prisonthe luckless crooks got jugged before they knew what hit them commits, confines, immures, imprisons, incarcerates, interns, jails, locks (up) constrains, limits, restrains, restricts, shutsbars, gatesapprehends, arrests, busts(slang), captures, catches, detains, nabs, picks up, pinches, seizesimpresses, shanghaisholds, impounds, keepsbinds, enchains, fetters, handcuffs, manacles, shackles, trammels discharges, frees, liberates, releases emancipates, enfranchises, manumits, unbinds, uncages, unchains, unfetters |