juice
/dʒuːs/Definitions
1. noun
The liquid part of a fruit or plant, extracted or pressed from it, or the sweet, pulpy part of a fruit.
“She squeezed the juice of an orange into the glass.”
2. verb
To extract or press the juice from something, especially a fruit or plant.
“They juiced the grapes to make wine.”
3. noun
A concentrated liquid extract of a fruit or plant, sweetened or unsweetened, and often carbonated.
“He bought a bottle of orange juice from the store.”
4. verb
To extract or express the juice from something, especially a fruit or plant.
“The machine juiced the carrots for the salad.”
5. noun
A quality or atmosphere that is energetic and exciting, often in a way that is a bit intense or overwhelming.
“The city had a juice that was hard to ignore.”