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Meaning of juicily in English:

juicily

adverb

See juicy

‘Whatever the reasons for his choice of subject, Manet produced a strikingly original, juicily stroked, nervous picture of the battle, which is now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.’
  • ‘The duck is devilishly rare, and the fat - edged flesh colludes juicily with its anise-dusted accompaniment.’
  • ‘The smoky, grilled, intense flavor of the meat melded juicily with the spicy earthiness of the Grenache.’
  • ‘In Atkinson's fiction, something is always lurking juicily out the back, the equivalent of Stella Gibbons's ‘something nasty in the woodshed’.’