juiced adj.
1. (orig. US) drunk or intoxicated by drugs; ext. as juiced to the skin.
![[Aus]](/static/img/flags/aus.png "Australia") | ‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: ’Twas in Conky Bob’s old stable, / Who had lent it to the boys / On condition that they’d not get juiced / Or kick up any noise. | |
| Bulletin (Sydney) 29 Oct. 3/3: A glass of beer is a ‘pot of wallop’, and the previous night he was ‘on his pink’, ‘juiced’, ‘wined’, or ‘shikkered.’. | |
| Truth (Brisbane) 10 Apr. 5/2: Going deliberately off his tangent one night, by getting hopelessly juiced, he set fire to his bed . | |
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Surrey Mirror 23 Dec. n.p.: He was variously described as being ‘freshy,’ ‘cherry merry’ and ‘juiced up’. | |
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | ‘One More Way to Die’ in Coll. Stories (1990) 378: She was an old wino who used to come there every night and get juiced up. | |
| Really the Blues 213: [They] come uptown juiced to the gills, crackin’ out of line and passin’ out in anybody’s hallway. | |
| ‘New Blowtop Blues’ 🎵 Yes I got juiced last night and I took my man to his wife’s front door. | |
| ‘Wrong Way Home’ in Tell Them Nothing (1956) 146: I hear that crazy juiced-up witch laugh. | |
| Burn, Killer, Burn! 211: Got juiced up on wine. | |
| Essential Lenny Bruce 126: Four hundred people that stay juiced out of their minds. | |
| Snakes (1971) 56: That’s the dude use to stay half-juiced all the time. | |
| Different Seasons (1995) 462: My dad’ll still be juiced up. | |
| Campus Sl. Sept. 1: blitzed [...] Also blasted, blotto, feeling no pain, fried, juiced/jued up. | |
| Davo’s Little Something 37: Seeing as we’re going in Wayne’s car I’ll get half juiced before we go. | |
| Strip Tease 109: Darrell Grant laughed, high-pitched and juiced by speed. | |
| Curvy Lovebox 12: Fola’s with ’em a juiced up cab driver from Peckham [...] with a bottle of montezuma gold in his hand. | |
| Guardian Rev. 10 Sept. 13: Screaming like a juiced-up streetwalking cheetah. | |
| Hooky Gear 263: Man was juiced to the eyeballs. | |
 | ‘A Clean White Sun’ in ThugLit Sept./Oct. [ebook] [T]he juiced-up cracker’s shaved head snaps back. | |
| Tales of the Honey Badger [ebook] Once you start to get recognised [...] a lot of juiced-up blokes like to test themselves against you. | |
| What They Was 79: [G]etting juiced in Alizé or Henny. | |
| (con. 1991-94) City of Margins 95: He started a fight with some juiced-up guinea. | |
| (con. 1962) Enchanters 228: I sipped coffee. [...] It spiked the [Dexedrine] juiced blood in my veins. |
2. (US) excited, nervous; energized, hyperactive.
| Snowblind (1978) 15: The energetic bounty hunters of Amagansett, still juiced on adrenalin. | |
| A Few Good Men (1990) 102: Hey, I’m just psyched, brother, I’m juiced. | |
| (con. 1985–90) In Search of Respect 38: And you get juiced because you give the biggest niggas’ bolos [penises] blow jobs. | |
| ‘Crown Heist’ in Brooklyn Noir 130: Different classes going to recess, fifty or sixty juiced-up kids zooming all over the place. | |
| Last Kind Words 97: ‘So he was too excited. So he was too juiced up on rage or adrenaline’. | |
| (ed.) ‘Drill Slang Glossary’ at Forensic Linguistic Databank 🌐 Juiced - confident, energised. |
3. of a woman, sexually aroused.
![[Scot]](/static/img/flags/sco.png "Scotland") | ‘A Smart Cunt’ in Acid House 265: You’ve got me all juiced up, lovey, now give it to me. | |
| Love Is a Racket 326: If Mona got anymore juiced up she’d’ve cum. | |
| ‘I Luv U’ 🎵 She got juiced up. |
4. (US campus) strong, unadulterated.
| Campus Sl. Sept. 4: leaded – caffeinated [...] Also high octane, juiced, jacked. |
5. (UK Und.) filled with petrol.
| Raiders 188: Once the Sierra was juiced up, it [...] ran perfectly. |
6. (US) pumped up with steroids.
| Bad Boy Boogie [ebook] Juiced muscles swelled for the challenge before his bones cracked with wet snaps. |