juicy

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juicy

A ripe orange is juicy and sweet.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Containing a lot of juice or moisture: Used to describe fruits, meats, or other foods that are succulent and full of liquid.
    • Highly interesting, sensational, or scandalous: Used to describe gossip, news, or details that are exciting, often because they are slightly improper or revealing.
    • Financially rewarding or lucrative: Used informally to describe a deal, contract, or job that offers substantial profit or benefits.
Usage Examples
  • Describing food:
    • The watermelon was perfectly ripe and juicy.
    • She prefers a juicy steak to a well-done one.
  • Describing gossip or details:
    • The magazine published all the juicy details of the celebrity divorce.
    • He always has a juicy piece of gossip to share.
  • Describing financial gain:
    • The company offered him a juicy signing bonus.
    • Investors are looking for a juicy return on their money.
Advanced Usage
  • "juicy role": In acting, a part in a play or film that is particularly interesting, complex, or rewarding for the performer.
    • The actress was thrilled to land such a juicy role in the new drama.
  • "juicy target": In business or military contexts, a target that is especially valuable or vulnerable.
    • The underperforming company became a juicy target for a takeover.
Variants and Related Words
  • Juicily (adverb): In a juicy manner.
    • The steak was juicily cooked.
  • Juiciness (noun): The quality of being juicy.
    • The juiciness of the orange was remarkable.
Synonyms
  • Succulent: Full of juice; tender and delicious (for food).
  • Sensational: Arousing or intended to arouse strong curiosity, interest, or reaction, especially by exaggerated or lurid details (for gossip/news).
  • Lucrative: Producing a great deal of profit (for financial contexts).
Related Phrases
  • Spill the juicy details: To reveal exciting or scandalous information.
    • Come on, spill the juicy details about your date!
  • A juicy bit of news: A particularly interesting piece of information.
    • I heard a juicy bit of news about the manager's resignation.
Related Idioms
  • The juiciest part of the story: The most interesting, revealing, or scandalous section of a narrative.
    • Wait for the end; that's the juiciest part of the story.
juicy

A ripe orange is juicy and sweet.

Adjective
  1. suggestive of sexual impropriety
    • a blue movie
    • blue jokes
    • he skips asterisks and gives you the gamy details
    • a juicy scandal
    • a naughty wink
    • naughty words
    • racy anecdotes
    • a risque story
    • spicy gossip
  2. lucrative
    • a juicy contract
    • a nice fat job
  3. having strong sexual appeal
    • juicy barmaids
    • a red-hot mama
    • a voluptuous woman
    • a toothsome blonde in a tight dress
  4. full of juice