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Examples for "juice up"
Examples for "juice up"
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We'll never get any juice up here with that turned off.
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No word on how long it takes to juice up from a totally dead battery.
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They brine the bird to juice up its breast.
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And this is something that will build a little camaraderie and juice up the boys.
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In full sunlight, it should be able to juice up your iPhone in about two hours.
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I get two minutes with them and I give them a pep up speech.
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Sugary foods gave my brain the pep up it needed.
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In order to mitigate the political risks, it needs to pep up its growth rate.
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I want to pep up the music, and immediately.
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Mosaic tiles are the perfect way to pep up floors, shower enclosures and kitchen splashbacks.
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They're paid less than driven by threats of exposure to us-comescheaper, and serves to ginger up the spies!
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DJ and television presenter Chris Evans is considering gingering up the stock market.
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Sally wanted to pick Ginger up and kiss him.
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In line for gingering up.
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'Member 'ow they fixed old Ginger up?
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This festive piece is perfect to jazz up a basic black tux.
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Feel free to jazz up this basic risotto recipe by adding vegetables as desired.
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Experiment with Trends Fall is the perfect season to jazz up your natural look.
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Her ginger and plum compote looks like a fine way to jazz up breakfast.
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Or how about some jewellery, to jazz up those rather plain Davenport frock coats?
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Every home needs storage boxes and these tin ones by Green Gate will help jazz up countertops.
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A terrific way to jazz up your greeting cards is through the use of stencils and stamps.
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She could jazz up the Olympic coverage.
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Six Nations News:There was a brief period when England tried to jazz up the appointment of a new captain.
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He said the modern symphony which sounded surprisingly harmonic, began with a request to jazz up a recent science symposium.
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My intention was to stock up on a few neutral basics, which I would jazz up with some interesting accessories.
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On Monday they get the chance to a approve a rule change which could significantly jazz up the stock's investment appeal.
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The German designer is credited with helping jazz up the label founded by Coco Chanel in 1910 and attract younger clients.
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How on earth can they be expected to jazz up what's is, let's face it, a very dull-looking, dreadfully utilitarian product.
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The recipe is super-convenient because the streusel can be made well in advance and used to jazz up a coffeecake as needed.
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Besides, if this guy's using a pay terminal-whichhe must be, to judge from the image quality-itcan't jazz up his avatar.
