juiced

1. 1
   adjective

   Having had the juice squeezed out of it.

   Like a sponge after you squeeze all the water out of it.

   The juiced oranges left a sticky pile of peels on the counter.

   She tossed the juiced lemon halves into the compost bin.

   Similarpressed

2. 2
   adjective

   Using drugs called steroids to build bigger muscles or improve at sports.

   Like a plant given extra fertilizer so it grows much bigger than normal.

   Half the lifters at that gym were obviously juiced.

   He got juiced before the bodybuilding contest to bulk up fast.

   Similardoped

   Oppositeclean

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3. 3
   adjectiveslang

   Feeling really excited and worked up about something.

   Like a kid who can't sit still on the morning of a big trip.

   The whole team was juiced before the championship game.

   I'm so juiced for the trip tomorrow.

   Similarexcited, enthusiastic, eager, energetic, keen

   Oppositebored, apathetic, unenthusiastic

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4. 4
   adjectiveslang

   Drunk after drinking too much alcohol.

   By midnight he was thoroughly juiced and slurring his words.

   They came home juiced after the party.

   Similarbesotted, boozy, blasted, bombed, blitzed

   Oppositesober

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5. 5
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of juice. Use this form when the squeezing already happened.

   She juiced a dozen oranges for breakfast.

   He juiced two limes into the bowl before stirring.

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6. 6
   adjective

   In baseball, having a runner on each of the three bases at the same time.

   Like a table where every seat is taken, with no empty spot left.

   With the bases juiced and nobody out, the crowd rose to its feet.

   A walk left the bases juiced for the next batter.

   Similarloaded, full

   Oppositeempty

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