jug

Object

hare: When you land on a hare square, and have paid for your move, you perform an action known as jugging the hare.

Converse of object

• froth: The steam arms are designed to reach into large frothing jugs used for bigger take out drinks.
• glaze: One of his best finds was a 13th century green glaze jug.
• pour: Then use the pouring jug to pour into your mold.
• decorate: I very much love traditional English ceramics, and the decorated family jug is a most striking object.
• bowl: Forms included sherds from bowls, jugs, tea pots, plates, cups, dishes, and large containers.

Adjective modifier

• unglazed: However, the rounded rimmed unglazed drinking jug ( R6 ) is probably earlier.
• claret: Order had been restored: the claret jug was safely back in the hands of truly great champion.
• earthenware: Compares with an earthenware slipware jug made by Michael Cardew in the 1930's.
• stoneware: A broken Ray Finch jug, a large stoneware jug by Ray Finch, made in 1996.
• ceramic: One of these, a ceramic jug, has a ballad, ' The Greenwich Pensioner ' printed on its sides.

Modifies a noun

kettle: Linda tries to get her off by smashing a jug kettle over her head, which knocks Kay out.

Noun used with modifier

• worcester-type: Worcester-type jugs have a wider distribution than Malvern Chase jugs, their successors.
• measuring: Most UK measuring jugs also have fluid oz marked on them.
• thermos: At night I took two of these pads to bed with me, together with a full thermos jug.
• luster: Particularly eye-catching are over 20 original dressers, each different in their design, and glowing with copper luster jugs and blue pottery plates.
• gallon: He just roamed the room with a white half gallon enamel jug topping up glasses.
• milk: Not just painting kettles or white milk jugs black or whatever.

Preposition: of

• ale: The men would relax with jugs of ale brought from The Plow.
• beer: Many jugs of beer have been consumed in attempting to answer these 2 questions.