Etymology
The word "jugs" is derived from the Middle English term "jugge", which in turn comes from the Old French word "juge", meaning "judge".
Meaning
Origin
The word "jug" originally referred to a pitcher used to hold wine or ale. By the 15th century, it had begun to be used more generally for any container with a handle and a spout. The term "jugs" was later used to refer to the quantity of liquid that a jug could hold.
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