Juice and Pull

Juice

Juice noun - Active strength of body or mind.

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

Nearby Words: juiced, juicy, juicer, juicing

Pull noun - The power to direct the thinking or behavior of others usually indirectly.

Usage example: their lawyer supposedly has a lot of pull with the administration in Washington

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Juice and pull are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Juice" instead a noun "Pull". slang substitute

Nearby Words: pulled, pulling, puller

strong	strong juice	strong pull
real	real juice	real pull
big	big juice	big pull
little	little juice	little pull
Other adjectives: bad, extra, efficient.

Anita Bryant's mid-70s orange juice commercials are notable not for the content of the ads themselves, but because her anti-gay stance at the time resulted in a massive backlash and a boycott of Florida oranges forcing the Florida Orange Growers Association to pull the ads.

Source: Advertising Campaigns
Cut the Juice: The anti-climax version; the villain's mad attempt to destroy the community by having Big Thinks overclock the climate control is thwarted when Big Thinks helpfully informs the heroes that they might want to pull Circuit Breaker 15 about now.

Source: Literature / Tomorrow Town

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