Pressed for juice 

1. When someone is thirsty for drama to the point that they make the drama

2. When someone simply is aggravated over something trivial and they make it a bigger deal than it actually is

Girl 1: did you hear what Lizzie said to Anna yesterday? She called her a whore and started a fist fight with her over the phone because Anna saying she doesn’t think Georgie is hot enough to be prom queen.
Girl 2: oh she is so pressed for juice to get so riled up for that.

Pressed for juice by Datzabbadabbado March 8, 2019

Milking for Juice 

to force the issue of a particular topic to make it seem more important that it really is.

if you know what time you have to be somewhere and know you will be on itme when someone is pushing the issue of getting ready they are Milking for Juice.

Milking for Juice by Olay Mumbato June 25, 2009

bobbing for nut juice 

When someone sticks their hands down their pants and licks the sweaty ball juice off their fingers

She was bobbing for nut juice

bobbing for nut juice by Sherbear73 November 6, 2017

taking the juice for free 

To fake one's qualifications for a particular discussion by pretending to know what the other person is talking about (often out of politeness or fear of admitting that one doesn't get a reference), and then to continue enjoying the benefits of the discussion (including unearned enthusiasm from the other person, who thinks he/she are talking to someone who has something in common with them).

Example #1:
Person 1: So how about them Bruins?
Person 2 (not knowing anything about hockey or the Bruins): yeah..
Person 1 (now excited): YOU SAW THE GAME? It was so good!! I missed the last 15 minutes though!!
Person 2 (now deep in a lie): Err, yeah. They did great.

Person 2 didn't earn person 1's enthusiasm (energy/"juice"). They were taking the juice for free.

Example #2:
Person 1 (pointing at the moon): "That's no moon. It's a space station!"
Persons 2 and 3 get the reference and laugh
Person 4 (who never saw Star Wars, doesn't get the reference, can TELL it's a reference of some kind, but doesn't want to admit to not knowing the reference, weakly smiles or fake laughs): Ah
Person 1 (suspicious): Are you taking the juice for free?
Person 4 (caught): Yeah I have no idea what you were talking about

taking the juice for free by jkeegan January 8, 2014

Wine Glass for Orange Juice

A metaphor for when a person uses fancy or verbose language to communicate a simple thing.

"Jerry talks too much, he thinks big talk will make us all look stupid."

"My thoughts exactly, he's using a wine glass for orange juice!"

Wine Glass for Orange Juice by Dabloom October 24, 2025

Juice it for what you got 

It means to make the most out of an opportunity.

Juice it for what you got: It means to make the most out of an opportunity.

Example: Wow, backpack kid is really juicing the floss for what it’s got. He’s is music videos, video games, he even has a song now!

Juice it for what you got by Doctortrending January 13, 2019

for me the score is the juice! 

It's presumed to be slang from a specific male sexual oriented group describing the joy of swallowing ejaculate i.e. to give full oral satisfaction to their male partner.

"why did you go down on that big bear"

"he asked me nicely! & for me the score is the juice!"

for me the score is the juice! by exposer February 24, 2009