The phrase "measuring jug" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a container used to measure out liquids or solids, such as a jerry can with measurements inscribed on the side. For example, "I poured the cake mix into the measuring jug to ensure I added the right amount of liquid."
One evening before going to bed, I dug out the measuring jug from the kitchen cupboard and can now confirm that I'm managing around 200ml a time.
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Other bits of kit you've told me you can't live without include the simplest of items: a couple of decent, sharp knives, a peeler, a measuring jug, a colander, and plastic boxes for keeping leftovers fresh.
The dialogue is partly credited to the cast, so some lines are presumably improvised: this could have been true of the brilliantly toe-curling moment when Jay complains to Shel about spoiling their dinner table display by putting out a measuring jug of gravy, "like a chemistry experiment".
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Crack egg into measuring jug and make up to 6 fluid oz with milk.
Scissors, cutlery, measuring jugs.
If you want to get your measuring jugs out, a heavy period is defined as over 80ml of blood loss, Mr Pickersgill says.
Put soy or beeswax, mango butter, coconut oil, and almond oil into a Pyrex measuring cup, jug or bowl.
Some very old-fashioned gin-measuring jugs.
Pour the water into a 2-cup glass measuring cup or jug.
