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juice

113 7.3

Electric power that runs a machine or device

noun
/dʒuːs/

Informal

: corriente (eléctrica)

The new gaming console needs more juice than the old one to run smoothly.
enough juice
turn on the juice

My phone charges with more juice than that.

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Examples

We have two, but we don't have the juice to run them. # PICARD #

Fiction book (1994)
I knew we were pulling too much juice on that line.

Darkman (1990)
Jim nods, gives the engine some juice, and they move on.

Fiction book (1998)
And chances are when you're using a power bank, you need juice quickly.
Now, looking at the emptied shelves, more fears erupted: I don't have enough juice to keep me going alone.

Academic text (2010)
When the storm hit, we lost power and were left without any juice for hours.
After the update, our home assistant uses a lot less juice while in standby mode.

Idioms

the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice

9.9

A saying that praises darker skin as more beautiful or valuable

Compounds

orange juice

91 1.0

A drink people make from oranges, often fresh or bottled

lemon juice

46 1.0

The liquid you get from lemons used in cooking, drinks, and cleaning

apple juice

31 1.0

The liquid from apples that people drink

lime juice

15 1.0

A liquid from limes that adds sour taste to food or drinks

grape juice

15 1.0

A sweet drink made from grapes that has no alcohol

fruit juice

12 1.0

A drink you get by squeezing fresh fruit

tomato juice

11 1.0

A drink made from tomatoes used for cooking or drinking

cranberry juice

9 1.0

A drink made from cranberries, often mixed with water and sugar

carrot juice

5 1.0

A drink you get by squeezing carrots

fresh lemon juice

5 1.0

Liquid squeezed from fresh lemons that is used in cooking or drinks

pineapple juice

4 1.0

A sweet drink made from pineapples

grapefruit juice

3 1.1

A drink you get by squeezing grapefruits

digestive juice

Specialized

1 3.4

The stomach and other parts make a liquid that helps break food into smaller parts

tobacco juice

1 8.8

Spit stained brown after someone chews tobacco

moo juice

Slang

1 8.8

An informal funny name for milk from cows

olive juice

1 2.7

A liquid that comes from olives used in cooking or drinks

frozen orange juice

1 1.1

A frozen concentrate of orange juice that you mix with water before drinking

gastric juice

Specialized

1 3.6

A liquid in the stomach that helps break down food

orange-juice concentrate

1 3.3

A thick frozen orange juice that you mix with water to drink

papaya juice

1 1.0

A drink made by blending ripe papaya fruit

dino juice

Baby Talk

9.9

A playful name for a drink, often a green smoothie or an energy drink

momma juice

Informal

9.9

A comforting drink with alcohol or strong coffee that parents drink to relax

mommy juice

Informal

9.9

A drink with alcohol mothers drink to relax in the evening

goofy juice

Informal

9.3

Drinks with alcohol that make people act silly

intestinal juice

Specialized

4.8

A fluid the gut makes that has chemicals to help break down food

juice reamer

5.5

A kitchen tool that you press and twist to squeeze juice from lemons or oranges

pancreatic juice

Specialized

4.0

A clear fluid from an organ behind the stomach that helps digest starch, protein, and fat

V-8 juice

3.1

A drink made from eight vegetables, often tomato, sold in cans or bottles

vape juice

Neologism

6.9

Liquid that contains nicotine and flavor used in e-cigarettes

How Powerful

power

Specialized

∞ 1.5

juice

Informal

113 7.3

nonpower

Specialized

7.9

Surface Forms

juice singular

juices plural

Etymology

The word juice is used for electricity by comparison to a flowing liquid of power, so people call electrical power 'juice' when a device has energy to run. That's why saying a battery has no 'juice' means it has no power.