Cut
Cut noun - A piece that has been separated from the whole by cutting.
Juice
Juice noun - Active strength of body or mind.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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In The Jerk, at one point Steve Martin's character has been giving blood for juice and popcorn so often that he cut himself shaving and nothing but air came out.
Source: Overdrawn at the Blood Bank -
How NOT to Write a Novel recommends not claiming, even if it is more accurate, that blood leaps out of a cut throat "exactly the way juice squirts out of a juice box when a toddler falls on it".
Source: High-Pressure Blood - More importantly grog was often also cut with lime juice, originally to improve the taste but later found to help fight off scurvy.
Source: Watering Down
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