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What (who) is juice - definition

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Juice (software); Juice (album); Juice (song); Juice (band); JUICE; The Juice (disambiguation); Juice (film); Juice (group); Juice (rapper)

juice         
  • A variety of packaged juices in a supermarket
  • Pomegranates getting washed prior to processing in an Afghanistan fruit concentrate factory.
  • A hand press juicer
  • A juice drinks serving Jungle Juice Bar at the [[Galleria Esplanad]] [[shopping mall]] in [[Helsinki]], [[Finland]]
  • Fruit juice being used in the preparation of a [[smoothie]]
  • [[Pomegranate]] juice
  • Advertisers often urge parents to buy juice for their children.
DRINKABLE LIQUID PRODUCED FROM SQUEEZING FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Fruit juice; Juices; Fruit juices; Bottled juice; Juice bar; Juicebar; Multiple-fruit juice; Real fruit juice; Juice bars; Fruit and vegetable juices
n.
1) digestive, gastric juices
2) apple; fruit; grapefruit; lemon; orange; tomato; vegetable juice
juice         
  • A variety of packaged juices in a supermarket
  • Pomegranates getting washed prior to processing in an Afghanistan fruit concentrate factory.
  • A hand press juicer
  • A juice drinks serving Jungle Juice Bar at the [[Galleria Esplanad]] [[shopping mall]] in [[Helsinki]], [[Finland]]
  • Fruit juice being used in the preparation of a [[smoothie]]
  • [[Pomegranate]] juice
  • Advertisers often urge parents to buy juice for their children.
DRINKABLE LIQUID PRODUCED FROM SQUEEZING FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Fruit juice; Juices; Fruit juices; Bottled juice; Juice bar; Juicebar; Multiple-fruit juice; Real fruit juice; Juice bars; Fruit and vegetable juices
¦ noun
1. the liquid present in fruit or vegetables.
a drink made from this.
2. (juices) fluid secreted by the body.
3. (juices) liquid coming from meat or other food in cooking.
4. informal electrical energy.
petrol.
5. (juices) a person's vitality or creative faculties.
6. N. Amer. informal alcoholic drink.
¦ verb
1. extract the juice from.
2. (juice something up) N. Amer. informal liven something up.
3. [as adjective juiced] N. Amer. informal drunk.
Derivatives
juiceless adjective
Origin
ME: via OFr. from L. jus 'broth, vegetable juice'.
juice         
  • A variety of packaged juices in a supermarket
  • Pomegranates getting washed prior to processing in an Afghanistan fruit concentrate factory.
  • A hand press juicer
  • A juice drinks serving Jungle Juice Bar at the [[Galleria Esplanad]] [[shopping mall]] in [[Helsinki]], [[Finland]]
  • Fruit juice being used in the preparation of a [[smoothie]]
  • [[Pomegranate]] juice
  • Advertisers often urge parents to buy juice for their children.
DRINKABLE LIQUID PRODUCED FROM SQUEEZING FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Fruit juice; Juices; Fruit juices; Bottled juice; Juice bar; Juicebar; Multiple-fruit juice; Real fruit juice; Juice bars; Fruit and vegetable juices
n.
1.
Sap.
2.
Fluid part, fluid.

Wikipedia

Juice (disambiguation)

Juice is a drink made from the extraction or pressing of the natural liquid contained in fruit and vegetables.

Juice or The Juice may also refer to:

Examples of use of juice
1. Juice makers said the juice reductions are much too severe.
2. WHEN TO JUICE UP Drink juice with or after meals as the sugar and acid will impact badly on teeth if you drink juice between.
3. The next layer is a jelly of cherry juice, orange blossom water and lemon juice.
4. By Adi Dovrat Tags: israel, orange juice, prigat Juice and syrup manufacturer Prigat is launching a new product: organic, freshly squeezed orange juice.
5. "And Finn loves juice. . . . I‘ll get the juice on the plane, too." Staff writer Shearon Roberts contributed to this report.