Pronunciation

/dʒuːs/

Definitions

• Noun: A sweet, usually brightly colored liquid that is obtained from fruits or vegetables by pressing or squeezing. It can also refer to similar drinks made artificially. Example: “She enjoyed a refreshing glass of orange juice with her breakfast.”

  • Colloquial (slang): Energy, vitality, or excitement. Example: “The team was full of juice after their coach’s inspiring pep talk.”

• Verb (informal) : To extract juice from something. Example: “First, we need to juice the lemons to make lemonade.”

Phrases

• “Get your juices flowing”: To stimulate creativity, enthusiasm, or energy. Example: “A brainstorming session really gets my juices flowing.”
• “Squeeze the last drop of juice out”: To extract the maximum benefit or potential from something. Example: “She worked hard to squeeze the last drop of juice out of every opportunity.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “I prefer drinking fresh fruit juice over soda.”
• Verb: “Every morning, he juices kale, carrots, and apples for his health drink.”

Synonyms

• Nectar (for fruit/vegetable juice)
• Extract
• Beverage
• Drink
• Liquid (in the context of fruit/vegetable juice)
• Vitality (when used colloquially for energy)