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jugful

[ juhg-fool ]
/ ˈdʒʌg fʊl /

noun, plural jug·fuls.

enough to fill a jug.

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Origin of jugful

First recorded in 1825–35; jug1 + -ful

usage note for jugful

See -ful.

Words nearby jugful

jugale, jugal furrow, jugate, jug band, Jugendstil, jugful, jugged hare, Juggernaut, juggins, juggle, juggler
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