Juice

To juice means to steal something.
The act of juicing is called squeezing.
The said squeezed item is called fruit.

While at the store, Johnny juiced a couple of candy bars and an iPod.

I'd juice that piece of fruit!

Leave me alone, I'm squeezing some fruit right now!

by Master Juicer January 16, 2009

juiced

to get owned, crushed, beat down like in a sport or game.

Wang - "I can't believe Derek aced me on that serve"
Derek - "Bitch you got juiced"

by Jordan Swearer April 2, 2008

The "juice"

The "juice" is often used instead of the word: "vigorish" Used in betting parlance and sometimes in business, especially in the business of loan sharking.

The "juice" on a bet is what one pays the bookmaker for taking the bet, which is usually 10%. One lays 11.00 to get 10.00 on a base bet.

by Kuppy April 11, 2010

juice

The act of seducing and feeling a girl in order to get her genitalia wet.

-Last night I juiced her well with my tongue

by jpantsa December 17, 2010

juiced

to be really crowded, can be in a good or bad way.

Did you go to the bar last night, it was juiced man. I left like after 10 minutes.

I'm going to be at that party for sure, it's gonna be juiced with women.

by bgjkguik January 15, 2006

Juiced

v. a past tense of being in the state of mind caused by Bodizzie Juice

I was so juiced last night that I can't even remember getting home.

by M. Doyle January 7, 2008

no juice

Like a dare. Or to replace the phrase, "You won't do it."-trying to get someone to do that thing.

"Go lick the floor. No juice."

by Kbellyo January 23, 2016