jar, pitcher, or pot

a sealed metal or glass container used for preserving food

a metal container used for storing compressed or liquefied gas.

a railroad car or tank wagon designed to transport liquid and gaseous commodities

an easy-open container with a ring-pull lid

canned (food, coffee, etc.)

a portable metal container used to store liquefied petroleum gas or other fuels for cooking or heating.

a technique of traditional Chinese medicine using fired vacuum cups applied to the skin to stimulate blood flow

a container for holding and pouring water or other liquids, such as a jug, pitcher, or clay jar

to perform or receive cupping therapy, a traditional Chinese medicine treatment using suction cups

figurative term for comfortable living conditions or a privileged environment

To give up altogether after a setback and allow things to go to ruin; to act without regard for consequences out of frustration or despair.

gas tank (for gas, not gasoline)

(mining) mine cage

A Traditional Chinese Medicine technique using heated vacuum cups applied to the skin to stimulate blood flow.

to practice cupping (technique used in TCM)

(Tw) pull-top can; easy-open can (with ring-pull)

a small container, often shaped like a pig, used for saving coins.

a container used to store coins and small amounts of money

cask; shielded container used for hazardous materials

A canister or cartridge containing Hopcalite catalyst used to oxidize carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide, often found in gas masks.

a motor vehicle designed to transport oil, fuel, or other liquid loads in a large tank

a tub used for ablutions in a monastery

canned laughter or a laugh track

pot for decocting herbal medicine