Ginger and Juice

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Ginger noun - Active strength of body or mind.

Usage example: a 60-year-old with the ginger to consider skydiving lessons

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Juice and ginger are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Juice" instead a noun "Ginger".

Nearby Words: gingerly, gingery, gingering, gingered

Juice noun - Active strength of body or mind.

Usage example: the aging quarterback proved he still had the juice to play the whole game

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Ginger and juice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ginger" instead a noun "Juice".

Nearby Words: juiced, juicy, juicer, juicing

All references to ale become 'juice' or, if you were cheating in the Drinking Contest, 'ginger tea'.

Source: Bowdlerise / Anime and Manga
For reference, a Shirley Temple (named for the child actress) consists of lime juice, grenadine, Ginger Ale and a cherry to garnish, and is notably non-alcoholic.

Source: Far-Out Foreigner's Favorite Food
Drugs Are Bad Erudite Stoner Expy: Keezbo is what Juice Terry could have been if he started on heroin, supported Hearts and had ginger hair.

Source: Literature / Skagboys

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