juicy in Latin
juicy in Latin is sūcidus — juicy means full of juice.
juicy in Latin
sūcidus
Having lots of juice.
What does "juicy" mean?
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adjective Full of juice.
"The peaches at the market were ripe and juicy."
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adjective Informal: interesting, exciting, or scandalous, especially gossip.
"She couldn't wait to share the juicy details of the breakup."
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juicy in a sentence
- The peaches at the market were ripe and juicy.
- He bit into a juicy burger straight off the grill.
- She couldn't wait to share the juicy details of the breakup.
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What is "juicy" in Latin?
"juicy" in Latin is sūcidus. juicy means: Full of juice.
How do you use "juicy" in a sentence?
Example: "The peaches at the market were ripe and juicy." In Latin, "juicy" is sūcidus.
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