It is a bottle or decanter for liquids having a cover with one or two handles. Traditionally it is said that it comes from the French, " 34 Jeanne damme; as a generic for a woman of broad hips name and one or two arms at waist ( that is the figure that evokes the Carboy with its handles ). An interesting anecdote, according to which the Queen of Naples Joan I of Anjou-Sicily visited a master glassmaker and tried to blow a bottle, which ended with the size of a bottle appeared in Wikipedia. In his honor, the large bottles were called " 34 dammejeanne;.
* Only one "like" per meaning and day, the more "likes" the meaning will appear higher in the list
