Jug (noun)

1. A large container, typically made of glass or earthenware, with a narrow neck and wide base, used for holding liquids.
2. A large container, typically of metal, used for holding liquids and fitted with a handle and spout for pouring.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french juge, from latin jugum "yoke".

Examples:

1. She filled a jug with water from the tap.
2. The pitcher filled a jug with iced tea.
3. She put some fresh flowers in a jug on the table.
4. He poured the milk from the jug into a bowl.
5. The jug was decorated with colourful patterns.