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UK//ˈdʒuːsi//US//ˈdʒuːsi//

Meaning of Juicy

Full of juice; flavorful and moist.

In simple words: Full of juice; tasty and moist.

Juicy in a sentence

  • This steak is particularly juicy and flavorful.
  • She ordered a juicy burger with extra toppings.
  • The juicy oranges were a hit at the party.
  • He shared a juicy story about his vacation.
  • The juicy details of the scandal shocked everyone.

How to use Juicy

Commonly used for food, particularly fruits and meats. Can be informal when describing gossip or stories. Avoid in overly formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Juicy sounds like 'juicy fruit' - imagine biting into a ripe, sweet fruit.

Related words

Collocations with Juicy

  • juicy fruit
  • juicy steak
  • juicy gossip
  • juicy details
  • juicy burger

Synonyms for Juicy

Opposites of Juicy

Common mistakes with Juicy

  • Used for dry foods (e.g., saying 'juicy' about toast).
  • Confused with 'jucy', a common misspelling.
  • Applied outside of food contexts incorrectly (e.g., 'juicy' for plans).

Compare Juicy with Succulent, Tender, Delicious

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Frequently asked questions about Juicy

What does Juicy mean?

Full of juice; tasty and moist.

What is the definition of Juicy?

Full of juice; flavorful and moist.

How do you use Juicy in a sentence?

This steak is particularly juicy and flavorful.

Can you give another example of Juicy?

She ordered a juicy burger with extra toppings.

What are synonyms for Juicy?

Common alternatives include succulent, moist, tender, sappy, delicious.

What is the opposite of Juicy?

Opposite meanings include dry, dehydrated, dull.

What words go with Juicy?

It commonly pairs with juicy fruit, juicy steak, juicy gossip, juicy details, juicy burger.

What are common mistakes when using Juicy?

Used for dry foods (e.g., saying 'juicy' about toast). Confused with 'jucy', a common misspelling. Applied outside of food contexts incorrectly (e.g., 'juicy' for plans).

How do you pronounce Juicy?

US: //ˈdʒuːsi//, UK: //ˈdʒuːsi//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Juicy?

Commonly used for food, particularly fruits and meats. Can be informal when describing gossip or stories. Avoid in overly formal contexts.