Skip to main content
juicer

juicer

12 1.4
A machine that squeezes juice from fruit or vegetables
  • noun
  • /ˈdʒuːɪsər/
translation icon : extractor de jugos
  • Lester sits at his desk studying an instruction manual for a juicer.
  • citrus juicer
  • electric juicer
  • vegetable juicer

When you use a juicer, you remove the fiber.

Autoplay Next

Examples

  • I have tried several other juicers and go back to my good old standby every single time.

    Blog text (1)
  • I immediately bought a juicer and started making my wife green juices 3 to 5 times a day.

    Blog text (3)
  • So I got this juicer a couple days ago.

  • This is the juicer that I wanted!

  • Pretty sure I saw the same juicer being used in the kitchen.

    Blog text (1)
  • When you use a juicer, you remove the fiber.

  • We got this new juicer and it's shaped like a carrot.

  • But I bought this little citrus juicer so I can like, put my grapefruits and oranges and all sorts of citruses in here and make little juice.

  • Using a juicer is a great way to enjoy fresh fruit and vegetable juices every day.

  • I made a delicious green smoothie with my juicer this morning.

Synonyms

squeezer
vsjuicer
3 1.8

A small kitchen tool for pressing fruit to get juice

is for powered or larger devices rather than small hand tools
expressor
vsjuicer
  • Specialized
7.7

A machine that squeezes fruit to make juice

is broader and names devices that extract juice not only by pressing
juice reamer
vsjuicer
5.5

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

is limited to citrus and small hand tools rather than broad machines
reamer
vsjuicer
7.1

A kitchen tool with a ridged cone used to press and twist citrus fruit to get juice

is a general device term for extracting juice from various fruits and vegetables
lime-juicer
vsjuicer
2.9

A small kitchen tool for squeezing juice from limes

is broader used for many fruits and vegetables rather than one specific citrus

Compounds

A small kitchen tool for squeezing juice from limes

How Efficient

juicer
12 1.4

Surface Forms

juicer singular
juicers plural

Morphology

juicer = juice (transparent) = juice + er

The meaning is directly compositional: a juicer is something that juices.

Etymology

Juicer comes from the word juice ('the liquid from fruit') plus the ending -er ('one who does something'), so a juicer is literally 'one that makes juice', whether it is a machine or a person who squeezes fruit.