Juicy

adjective JUI-cy ˈdʒuːsi

Also spelled juicey, juicy

Full of juice — of a ripe, dripping mango or a sweet 'juicy' fruit. In slang it also means appealing, curvy, or attractive ('a juicy gyal'), and a 'juicy' bit of news is a tasty piece of gossip. Also the name of a beloved cheap patty brand ('Juici Patties').

  • Di mango ripe an juicy.

    The mango is ripe and juicy.

  • She juicy an shapely.

    She's curvy and attractive.

  • Dem have some juicy gossip fi share.

    They have some juicy gossip to share.

From 'juicy' (full of juice); extended in slang to 'attractive/curvy' and 'tantalising' (of gossip).

Literally juicy (fruit); slang for attractive/curvy, or 'tasty' gossip. Also 'Juici Patties' brand.