The term 'water pitcher' can be described as an EWER, which is a four-letter word. An EWER is a large jug or pitcher with a wide base and a narrow neck, often used for pouring liquids such as water. It is usually made of metal, ceramic, or glass, and is often decorated with intricate designs. Ewers have been used since ancient times, and were popular in the Middle Ages for storing and serving water.