juicier
USJOO-see-er/ˈd͡ʒuːsiɚ/UKJOO-see-uh/ˈd͡ʒuːsiə/
- 1Comparative of juicy.
Brining the chicken overnight makes the meat noticeably juicier.
The tabloid promised readers an even juicier scandal in next week's issue.
Note
The y of juicy turns to i before -er, as in juiciest too. The comparative works for both main meanings, the meat that holds more juice and the rumor that promises more scandal, and it usually comes with than or with an intensifier: even juicier, much juicier, a far juicier story than last week's.
juicier is a form of juicy
juicy, adjective: Containing plenty of juice, as ripe fruit or a tender roast does. Full entry
- Spelling
- juicy → juicier: change y to i, add -er
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