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Juuice is the holy grail of swag.

It's a nonchalant, effortless cool that one radiates innately. It’s not a power trip. It’s not cockiness. It is quiet confidence; an ease with oneself that comes from knowing you're the man and knowing that everyone else knows it too.
"Yo! Say goodbye to your girlfriend. That guy she's talking to has got fuckin' Juuice."
Juuice by buffestswag July 5, 2018
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Juuice is the holy grail of swag.

It's a nonchalant, effortless cool that one radiates innately and doesn't need to have a penis to posses. It’s not a power trip. It’s not cockiness. It is quiet confidence; an ease with oneself that comes from knowing you're a badass and knowing that everyone else knows it too.
"Yo! Say goodbye to your girlfriend. That guy she's with has got fuckin' Juuice."
Juuice by buffestswag July 5, 2018
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Stupid Juice

A concoction enjoyed that brings out the kid out of grown men.
A handle of Captain Morgan’s and a liter of ginger ale made just enough stupid juice for Jay and me if it was a 1:00 game.
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Juice Belt 

When a girl arouses a man with his own belt (which she has removed with her teeth).
Sarah juice belted me last night.
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florida juice 

Another name for Gatorade. Native Floridian slang for the beverage.
Person 1: "Do you have any Florida juice?"

Person 2: "Yes, would you like red or blue?"

Juice Wrld Day 

December 2nd is National Juice Wrld day. (the tik tok community decided to make his birthday his national day to honor him as a fallen legend)
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"isn't that national juice wrld day?"
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mix it up and it looks like slime
now go make some goof juice- Jake Webber 2020
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