juice

[dʒuːs]

Definition:
1. The liquid part that can be extracted from plant or animal tissue.
2. Energetic vitality.
3. Electric current.
4. Any of several liquids of the body.

Use 'juice' in a sentence:

1. He swilled the juice around in his glass.
2. Children should not drink fruit juices straight.
3. What about donuts and orange juice?
4. I'd prefer grapefruit juice first.
5. Put this juice in the refrigerator.
6. If you give your baby juice, dilute it well with cooled, boiled water.
7. That's an orange, not orange juice.
8. He won't take pineapple juice.
9. The juice contains no artificial preservatives.
10. He wants to eat cucumber juice.
11. When I cut the lemon, juice squirted in my eye.
12. Lemon and lime juice were both temporarily out of stock.
13. How about some pickle juice?
14. Come on, drink up your juice.
15. The juice from the berries stained their fingers red.
16. It tastes like fruit juice.
17. My favourite drink is fruit juice.
18. Lastly, add the lemon juice.
19. I like drinking fruit juice.
20. Add the juice of two lemons.
21. Having added more fruit juice on top, drink it down in one draught.
22. He collected some orange juice from the refrigerator and, glass in hand, strolled to the kitchen window.
23. Because she sells orange juice.
24. Everywhere in the house was a sticky trail of orange juice.
25. He collected some orange juice.
26. Mm, I have some orange juice.
27. Orange juice is to be pitched as an athlete's drink.
28. Two orange juices, please.
29. I was flicking idly through a newspaper while awaiting the arrival of orange juice and coffee.
30. Juice two oranges.
31. Orange juice makes him sick so don't give it to him.
32. A squeeze of fresh lime juice cuts the richness of the avocado.
33. Try using lemon juice to remove tobacco stains from your fingers.
34. Add a dash of lemon juice.
35. Sear the meat first to retain its juices.
36. This powerful electric juicer automatically separates the pulp from the juice.
37. Lemon juice can help to prevent economy-class syndrome by improving blood circulation.
38. Some fruit juices are very acidic.
39. Fruit juices ferment if they are kept for too long.
40. Squeeze the juice of half a lemon over the fish.
41. One company had a virtual lock on all orange juice sales in the state.
42. The juice contains no added sugar.
43. This juice contains no added sugar.
44. Add the lemon juice and mix well.
45. The colouring pigments from the skins are not allowed to bleed into the grape juice.
46. Fruit juices can be harmful to children's teeth.
47. The juice is extracted by centrifugal force.
48. I pressed the juice of half a lemon into a glass of water.
49. Would you care for some orange juice?
50. Citric acid can be extracted from the juice of oranges, lemons, limes or grapefruit.