American English
/ˈʤu.si/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Containing a lot of liquid and not dry, especially when describing fruit or meat.
Practice out loudContaining a lot of liquid and not dry, especially when describing fruit or meat.
This peach is really juicy.
I ordered a juicy steak.
juicy fruit · juicy steak · juicy peach
a juicy + singular noun
the + noun + is juicy
Interesting because it contains exciting, private, or surprising information.
She told us some juicy details about the meeting.
That is a juicy piece of gossip.
juicy details · juicy gossip · juicy story
juicy + plural noun
a juicy + singular noun
Very attractive because it offers a lot of money or a valuable benefit.
They made her a juicy job offer.
The company offered a juicy bonus.
juicy offer · juicy contract · juicy bonus
a juicy + singular noun
the offer is juicy
Change y to i before -er and -est: juicier, juiciest.