notes

• See the 411.

  by Nick M., Maple Valley, WA, USA, Oct 21 1999.

noun

• information.

  I've got the 411 on the new guy in town.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

noun

• a rough numerical estimate.

  Give me a ball-park figure for how much this will cost us.

  by Igne, Milwaukee, WI, USA, Mar 05 2003.

noun

• gossip, when speaking about a person or persons not present. "Gossip" (and "dish" in this sense) implies that the subject of the information isn't present.

  Give me all the dish on him!

  by Kevyn J., Manhattan, KS, USA, Jul 07 1998.

• gossip-worthy information. A person involved in the gossip may or may not be present.

  Girl, you gotta dish about your date last night!

  by Kevyn J., Manhattan, KS, USA, Jul 07 1998.

• an attractive female. (Possibly related to the phrase, "She looks good enough to eat.")

  That's one hot little dish!

  by Nathan P., Las Vegas, NV, USA, Feb 20 2000.

verb

• to gossip.

  The girls dished about his sexual habits.

  by Kevyn J., Manhattan, KS, USA, Jul 07 1998.

verb

• to say or give.

  He dished out some major complaints to his mother.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

noun

• someone who enjoys listening to and spreading gossip.

  by Erica Mills, Knoxville, TN, USA, Jun 12 1997.

noun

• gossip, secret information.

  Mary just told me some serious juice about Cindy.

  by Tasha T., Lansing, MI, USA, Jan 20 1998.

• smelly, wet flatulence.

  You smell that juice?

  by Ninja, NJ, USA, Nov 16 1999.

• anabolic steroids used for fast muscle mass building. Specifically injectable synthetic testosterone.

  Mark McGwire holds the record, though it has been revealed he was on the juice when he broke it.

  by david l., Boerne, TX, USA, Jun 11 2002.

• money owed to a loan shark.

  You've got 24 hours to come up with the juice.

  by Anonymous, USA, Jan 05 2003.

• purchase or investment money.

  You've got the juice for that?

  by Anonymous, USA, Jan 05 2003.

• power or influence.

  He's got real juice in this town.

  by Anonymous, USA, Jan 05 2003.

• in Scotland, any carbonated drink.

  by tiggsy, Scotland, SD, USA, Jun 25 2009.

• fuel or power.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 31 2009.

verb

• to expel smelly, wet flatulence.

  Oh man, I just juiced.

  by Ninja, NJ, USA, Nov 16 1999.

• to take steroids or other strength or muscle enhancing substances.

  You need to juice!

  by Brandon A., Eunice, LA, USA, Dec 31 2002.

adjective

• secret or incriminating.

  Mary just told me some juicy gossip about Cindy.

  by Tasha T., Lansing, MI, USA, Jan 20 1998.

noun

• sex. Origin: rhyming slang: "Juicy Fruit" -- "root."

  I'm going for a juicy.

  by Kris S., Sep 10 2003.