1. the practice of keeping a hare or rabbit in captivity before cooking
Usage: culinary; British

1. present participle of jug: to stew or boil in a covered pot
Usage: culinary
2. present participle of jug: to put into prison
Usage: informal; dated

Examples

• The recipe called for jugging the hare overnight before cooking.
• Traditional jugging involves marinating the meat in wine.
• She was jugging the beef in a heavy pot with vegetables.
• The slow jugging process made the meat incredibly tender.
• Jugging was a common method of preparing game in medieval times.
• The chef demonstrated the proper technique for jugging rabbit.