juice
4 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
juices
plural
juices
Britannica Dictionary definition of JUICE
1
a
:
the liquid part that can be squeezed out of vegetables and fruits
[noncount]
-
a glass of apple/orange/carrot juice
[count]
-
a variety of fruit juices
b
:
the liquid part of meat
[noncount]
-
the juice of a steak
[plural]
-
gravy made with real beef juices
2
[noncount]
informal
:
something (such as electricity) that provides power
-
Turn on the juice.
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His camera ran out of juice because he forgot to replace the battery.
3
[count]
:
the natural fluids in your stomach
— usually plural
-
digestive/gastric/stomach juices
4
[plural]
informal
:
energy that gives you the ability to do something in a very effective way
— used with flow
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He can be very tough to beat when he gets his competitive juices flowing.
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She came up with some great ideas when her creative juices started flowing.
stew in your own juice/juices
2
juice
/ˈʤuːs/
verb
juices;
juiced;
juicing
2
juice
/ˈʤuːs/
verb
juices;
juiced;
juicing
Britannica Dictionary definition of JUICE
[+ object]
:
to remove juice from (a fruit or vegetable)
-
juice a lemon/orange
