juicy; full of juice
Describes food with abundant moisture or liquid, similar to English 'juicy'. Used as a na-adjective.
This orange is very juicy.
This hamburger steak is very juicy.
Okinawan rice gruel
A specific Okinawan dish: a soupy rice porridge often made with dashi, meat, and vegetables. Related to 雑炊 but distinct in regional cuisine.
See also: 雑炊
Okinawan jūshī is delicious with its rich broth.
祖母は毎年正月にジューシーを作る。
My grandmother makes ジューシー every New Year.
I want to eat a juicy meat dish.
I ate ジューシー during my trip to Okinawa.
ジューシー describes food that is moist and full of liquid, while パサパサ describes food that is dry and crumbly.
Sense 1 is a direct loan from English 'juicy'. Sense 2 is a homophonous Okinawan term, possibly derived from the same English word or a separate local origin; the exact derivation is uncertain.