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Translate files Juicy
/ˈdʒuːsi/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Rich in flavor; delicious.
He ordered a juicy steak, cooked to perfection.
Full of juice; moist and succulent.
The juicy peach was the perfect treat on a hot summer day.
Informative or interesting; providing engaging content.
The magazine article had some juicy gossip about the celebrity.
Etymology
Late Middle English, from Old French 'jucieus', from Latin 'jucidus', from 'jus' meaning 'juice'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
juicy gossip
Interesting or scandalous information about people's private lives.
juicy details
Engaging or exciting details about a story or situation.
juice it up
To make something more exciting or appealing.
Related Words
succulence
The quality of being juicy.
juice
A liquid extracted from fruits, vegetables, or other sources.
Slang Meanings
Exciting or interesting, especially in a scandalous way.
Did you hear the juicy scoop about their breakup?
Desirable or attractive.
That car is looking juicy!