juicy 
/ˈʤu:si/ adjective
juic·i·er; juic·i·est /ˈʤu:si/ adjective [also more juicy; most juicy] 1 : containing a lot of juice
▪ The meat is tender and juicy. ▪ fresh, juicy oranges 2 informal : very interesting and exciting especially because of shocking or sexual elements
▪ a juicy scandal ▪ a juicy bit of news/gossip ▪ I want to know all the juicy details. 3 informal : involving or providing a large amount of money
▪ a juicy [=fat] contract ▪ She sued her former boss and won a juicy settlement in court.
▪ The meat is tender and juicy. ▪ fresh, juicy oranges
▪ a juicy scandal ▪ a juicy bit of news/gossip ▪ I want to know all the juicy details.
▪ a juicy [=fat] contract ▪ She sued her former boss and won a juicy settlement in court.
— juic·i·ness /ˈʤu:sinəs/ noun [noncount]
/ˈʤu:sinəs/ noun [noncount]
