Juicier Meaning in English

word · lemma: juicy

US

dʒuˈɪsjɝ

JOO-iss-yer

UK

dʒˈuːsɪɐ

JOO-si-uh

Definition

'Juicier' is the comparative form of 'juicy.' It means having more juice or liquid, and informally, it can mean more interesting or exciting, especially when referring to gossip, news, or details.

Usage & Nuances

Usually describes food (fruit, meat) literally, but can describe information, gossip, or stories informally as being more interesting or revealing. 'Much juicier' is a strong emphasis. Never use for non-physical things in formal writing.

• Spanish: más jugoso - más interesante (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): mais suculento - mais interessante (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): mais suculento - mais interessante (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 更多汁 - 更有趣（非正式）
• Chinese (Traditional): 更多汁 - 更有趣（非正式）
• Hindi: ज़्यादा रसदार - ज़्यादा दिलचस्प (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: أكثر عصارة - أكثر إثارة (غير رسمي)
• Bengali: আরও রসালো - আরও মজার (গসিপ/খবর)
• Russian: более сочный - более пикантный (о сплетнях, подробностях)
• Japanese: もっとジューシーな - もっと面白い（ゴシップ・話）
• Vietnamese: nhiều nước hơn - hấp dẫn hơn (tin đồn, chuyện, chi tiết)
• Korean: 더 육즙이 많은 - 더 재미있는 (소문, 이야기)
• Turkish: daha sulu - daha ilginç (dedikodu, detay)
• Urdu: زیادہ رسیلا - زیادہ دلچسپ (افواہ، تفصیلات)
• Indonesian: lebih berair - lebih seru (gosip, cerita)

Example Sentences

This orange is juicier than the one I had yesterday.

basic

I prefer juicier meat with my dinner.

basic

The apples from this farm are always juicier.

basic

Tell me the juicier details about what happened at the party!

natural

This gossip just got juicier—apparently, he didn’t even show up!

natural

I love a juicier burger—nothing beats that first bite.

natural