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/dʒuːs/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A liquid extracted from fruits or vegetables, often consumed as a drink.
I like to start my day with a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice.
The natural fluid in a plant or fruit, which is responsible for its flavor and nutrition.
The juice from the tomato added a rich flavor to the sauce.
A term used informally to refer to power or influence.
In the corporate world, having connections can give you the juice to get promotions.
verb
To extract the juice from fruits or vegetables.
She juiced some carrots and apples to make a healthy drink.
To increase or enhance the performance or power of something.
They juiced up the engine for better performance.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'jus', from Latin 'jus' meaning 'broth'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
running out of juice
to be nearly out of charge or power
juice up
to recharge or enhance
got the juice
to have influence or power
Related Words
smoothie
A drink made by blending fruits or vegetables with juice or milk.
nectar
A sweet liquid produced by flowers that attract pollinators.
Slang Meanings
Power or energy.
I need to find some juice before the meeting.
Influence or authority.
He's got the juice to get that deal done.