Jar [noun]

That included jars at the Natural History Museum in London, the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in the US, and the Bombay Natural History Society in India.

All the jar parts including the lid are dishwasher safe, and the manufacturer backs it up with a two-year warranty.

What’s missing is something only a restaurant like Top Taste can provide, that can’t be found in a jar of seasoning.

I have a jar of browning sauce now, and I’ve bought as many of the hot sauces I remember seeing on the tables at Top Taste as I can find.

When I showed up at Starship Agarikon, I found Stamets sitting on the deck fiddling around with a mason jar and a blue plastic dish.

When he returned 10 weeks later, after an out-of-town teaching stint, the contents of the jar had transformed into a dark, crusty material.

Leadbetter had been working with a pink compound called manganese carbonate in a glass jar.

But the jar threw my six-shooter where I couldn't reach it, and the carbine was jammed in the stirrup-leather on the wrong side.

I dunno's I'd know when t' jar loose m'self, if I knowed her an' she didn't object t' me hangin' around.

That rare and curious being called I is more fragile than any porcelain jar.