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juice

/d͡ʒus/noun1 syllable

Juice means: any of several liquids of the body.

Synonyms for juice16

noun, as in any of several liquids of the body

succus

also used for juice

dino juice, cut, take, vig, vigorish, juice up, Formal terms, bed, coit, coitize, dight, enjoy, feague, go in unto, go to bed with

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What does juice mean?4

noun

1

any of several liquids of the body“digestive juices”

2

the liquid part that can be extracted from plant or animal tissue by squeezing or cooking

3

energetic vitality“her creative juices were flowing”

4

electric current“when the wiring was finished they turned on the juice”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with juice?24

one syllable

useloosebrucegoosemoosezeustrucesprucelucenousnoosemousse

two syllables

producereduceabuseexcuseinducereusediffuseseduceobtusededuce

three syllables

introducereproduce
Show 40 near rhymes
toyoudowhonewtwotoothroughusedschoolfewgroupnewsfoodtrueroomduemovesoonincludejuneknewviewcoolbluegroupsreviewpoorlosewhosehugerulesschoolstruthmovedincludesrulechooseproducedwhom

All 24 rhymes for juice, grouped by syllable

Juice in a sentence

  • There's nothing like a glass of natural, freshly squeezed juice.AlanF_US
  • A glass of wine, a beer, an orange juice, and a coffee with milk.unknown
  • Let the juice run out, then place the roast on a dish.unknown
  • Left outside the freezer, the juice will get warm.Eldad
  • If it stays outside the freezer, the juice is going to get warm.Eldad
  • Even though you like tomatoes, you dislike tomato juice, right?brymck
  • I have coffee, tea, water, and fresh fruit juice.Lindoula
  • After finishing the juice, he moved the glass out of the way.marcj794

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Forms of juice

as a noun

plural
juices