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juice

noun as in liquid squeezed from fruit, plant

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I spend time there with my family, and everything comes to you on the beach—fresh juices, caipirinhas, grilled cheese skewers, even cooked corn.

Truck buyers worried the pickups would run out of juice in the middle of a job or a long haul.

So turn off the juice for a minute, Shepard suggested.

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This has been bad news for bitcoin, Ahluwalia explained, since lower rates typically help juice speculative assets like cryptocurrencies.

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That's because acids from foods and drinks, especially fruit juice or coffee, can soften tooth enamel and brushing too soon afterwards can wear it away.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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