juicy

Adjective complement with noun phrase

have: If you have anything juicy to tell us please let us know as we are actively collecting these things with a view to publication.

Modifies a noun

• steak: In the mean time I thank the Lord for this juicy steak on my plate... .
• morsel: It wonât be long before they are cruising up and down the Grand Union Canal, looking for juicy morsels down The Embankment.
• tidbit: If you find that others often share with you juicy titbits of information about others, consider why they are coming to you.
• gossip: Anyway, I've got a bit of juicy gossip about one of the contestants, Michelle.
• melon: Nigel Slater's delicious summer salads Britain's best food writer mixes up fresh beans and peas, juicy melons and silky salami.
• raisin: Fruit ' N ' Nut Cake As the name suggests - a peanut cake with added juicy raisins.

Modifying Another Word

• particularly: Must be some particularly juicy curry remains, or a dead homeless person maybe.
• really: OK, OK, we're getting to the really juicy bit very soon.
• very: Very juicy, not " meaty " like the grocery store sells.
• too: The only rule is not to add wet ingredients, such as tomatoes, which are too juicy, otherwise the pizza becomes soggy.
• deliciously: And there were some deliciously juicy worms and delightfully crunchy flies... .

Noun used with modifier

n: So today has been a day of travel arrangements in anticipation of ' Big n Juicy on location ' next week.

Infinitive complement

tell: If you have anything juicy to tell us please let us know as we are actively collecting these things with a view to publication.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Television's hottest show gets even juicier in its delicious second season.
• have: We had juicy, delicate king fish with a good coating of subtle native spices.
• seem: Flat parsley's easier to chop, and the leaves seem juicier.

Preposition: with

flavor: The palate is concentrated, rich and juicy with ripe black fruit flavors and silky tannins.