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juiced

 (jo͞ost)
adj. Slang
1. Intoxicated; drunk.
2. Affected by a substance, such as a steroid, that enhances athletic performance.
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juiced

(dʒust)

adj. Slang.
intoxicated; drunk.
[1945–50]
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