Synonyms of juice up

juice up

verb

as in to stimulate

to give life, vigor, or spirit to

some parlor games that will juice up an otherwise dull evening at home

Synonyms & Similar Words

• stimulate
• jazz (up)
• animate
• arouse
• stir
• zip (up)
• provoke
• liven (up)
• cheer
• energize
• electrify
• awaken
• amp (up)
• activate
• spike
• drive
• inspire
• lift
• trigger
• fire
• vitalize
• pep (up)
• motive
• invigorate
• enliven
• brace
• ginger (up)
• excite
• motivate
• awake
• vivify
• quicken
• charge
• revive
• jump-start
• spark
• propel
• strengthen
• wake (up)
• rally
• recreate
• raise
• rouse
• set off
• boost
• move
• fillip
• turn on
• whip (up)
• galvanize
• steel
• resurrect
• refresh
• incite
• actuate
• ferment
• impel
• renew
• buoy
• kindle
• fortify
• foment
• inflame
• instigate
• infuse
• regenerate
• reinvigorate
• revitalize
• reactivate
• embolden
• hearten
• abet
• reawake
• restimulate
• resuscitate
• rekindle
• recharge
• rejuvenate
• reawaken
• reanimate
• enkindle
• refreshen
• reenergize

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• kill
• dull
• damp
• burn out
• dampen
• wear out
• wash out
• undermine
• wear
• knock out
• drain
• deaden
• weary
• harass
• exhaust
• weaken
• sap
• fatigue
• check
• do in
• curb
• slow
• restrain
• inhibit
• debilitate
• suppress
• enfeeble
• tucker (out)
• repress
• stunt
• quench
• discourage
• quell
• still
• enervate
• fag
• demoralize
• jade
• dishearten
• kayo
• daunt
• dispirit

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of juice up

Reverse charging allows the user to juice up other mobile gadgetry while out and about, and 33-W fast-charging is supported when the phone's cells need a boost. — Paul Ridden may 17, New Atlas, 17 May 2026

Two high-profile water crises, juiced up by climate change and industrial overuse, are building in the US. — Molly Taft, Wired News, 30 Apr. 2026

Her new standalone single (tacked onto the end of Switcheroo on streaming) juices up the album’s aspic basslines and Looney Tunes Foley work with a heavenly host of Hahas. — Walden Green, Pitchfork, 27 Mar. 2026

Kansas City could use that kind of juice up front, especially after finishing 2025 tied for 22nd in the NFL with 35 sacks. — Pete Sweeney, Kansas City Star, 28 Feb. 2026