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juiced

juiced

7.5
A device with a full battery ready to use
  • adjective
  • /dʒuːst/
  • Informal
translation icon : cargado
  • And, you guessed it, keeping your network card juiced up enough that it can wait for what's called a Magic packet and bring the whole computer to life.

Examples

  • Make sure your phone is juiced before we head out for the day.

  • The portable speaker was finally juiced after charging all night.

  • His excitement was palpable, as if he was juiced with energy from the unexpected news.

Synonyms

fully charged
vsjuiced
8 2.8

A battery or device that has all the electricity it can hold

is informal and means being on and ready, not strictly maximum energy
powered
vsjuiced
3.5

Runs on one type of energy such as electricity or petrol

is about battery readiness and full charge in informal contexts rather than general operation

Antonyms

1 4.8

Having almost no supply of something needed, for example energy or water

2.8

A device that has no electric power to work

How Charged

juiced
  • Informal
7.5
low
1.0
dead
  • Informal
131 6.6

Surface Forms

juiced positive

Morphology

juiced = juice (semi-transparent) = juice + ed

Formed from 'juice' + '-ed' with the slang sense 'power/charged' which is informal and may not be known to all learners.

Etymology

Juiced comes from the slang use of juice for 'power' or 'electricity'. So a device that is 'juiced' is full of electrical power, like a battery that is fully charged.