Juice (noun)

1. The liquid part that can be extracted from fruits and vegetables.
2. An energy or enthusiasm.

Origin:

Middle english jus, from old french jus, from latin jus "broth, sauce", from juvare "to help".

Examples:

1. She squeezed the juice from the orange.
2. The juice of the apple is sweet.
3. He had a lot of juice left in him.
4. She had a lot of juice in her voice.
5. The juice of the strawberries is really good.