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what the juice 

Another way to say “What the hell?” Popularized by Randy “Ninja” Cunningham.
What the juice, Howard? You’re such a shoob!
what the juice by EpicEric26 July 8, 2018
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What the juice 

What the juice is saying what the fuck and in a confusing way saying it inappropriately
What the juice was that?
What the juice by Soleyboi July 30, 2020

What the juice 

A longer sophisticated term for walao (what the)
What the juice lah I lose game many lor!!!!!
What the juice by Seemscott February 25, 2022

what the juice? 

Similar to "what the f***?", "What the juice?" or "what the juice..."is the kid friendly version of the popular WTF. Frequently used in Disney's tv show Randy Cunningham 9th Grade Ninja.
what the juice? by jesuimyself December 12, 2017

what the fuck is juice? 

Usually a minority not understanding what fruit juice is; referring to grape drink or orange drink.
My friend Dave Chappelle came over. I asked did he want some refreshments, like grape juice. His response. "what the fuck is juice"? What the fuck is juice?
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