juicy
37
6.7
- adjective
- /ˈdʒuːsi/
- NSFW
:
jugoso
- Did you hear the juicy gossip about the movie star's affair?
- juicy details
- juicy gossip
- juicy tidbit
All right, now the juicy stuff as always.
- All right, now the juicy stuff as always.
- Boy, it is riddled with secrets, like juicy, juicy secrets.
- Hey, hey, anybody here like juicy celebrity gossip?
- OK, this is a really juicy question.
- Let's dig into Judge Merchant's juicy, juicy jury quiz.
- You know, it's not a juicy tell all.
- So today's theme is a little bit cheating affairs, juicy drama.
- If you want to get even more juicy details.
- Oh, this is juicy and dishy.
- But this is when this is when we start to have a lot more, you know, juicy stuff to to give.
- I don't support being a nosy neighbor unless it's super juicy, right?
Examples
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Hey, hey, anybody here like juicy celebrity gossip?
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The real deal, all the juicy details.
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All right, now the juicy stuff as always.
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OK, this is a really juicy question.
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OK, We are getting real juicy with this one.
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Who knows what kind of juicy stuff we're going to get?
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The media had a juicy story and took it for a ride.
Fiction book (2000) -
Sex addiction and big bucks are at the heart of a juicy divorce story in the Deep South.
Blog text (27) -
She likes nought better than a juicy bit of gossip.
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His eyes sparkled with the glee of delivering juicy gossip.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
125
7.9
Using rude or sexual words in jokes
86
4.8
Slightly sexual in a playful way that may make people blush
24
9.9
Too interested in sex in a way that makes people uncomfortable
18
7.9
Slightly shocking because it talks about sex in a rude or funny way
15
8.7
Shocking and sensational because it shows violent or disgusting details
6
7.0
Stories or jokes that suggest sex and may make people feel embarrassed
5
7.6
Interesting in a light, slightly sexual way
3
7.9
Containing sexual jokes or rude words
1
8.4
Slightly shocking because of sexual or rude content
1
7.7
A little impolite because it talks about sex, often in a funny or daring way
Slightly about sex in a playful, rude way
Antonyms
Idioms
How Scandalous
- Offensive
24
9.9
- Literature
43
5.0
- NSFW
37
6.7
- Informal
9
4.8
30
6.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Juicy is also used for exciting gossip because people think of a ripe, tasty thing as a pleasure to bite into. So juicy details are 'scandalous' or very interesting to hear.