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
• motive
• pep (up)
• invigorate
• enliven
• brace
• ginger (up)
• excite
• motivate
• awake
• vivify
• quicken
• charge
• revive
• spark
• jump-start
• propel
• strengthen
• wake (up)
• rally
• recreate
• raise
• rouse
• set off
• boost
• move
• fillip
• turn on
• whip (up)
• galvanize
• resurrect
• steel
• refresh
• incite
• actuate
• ferment
• impel
• renew
• buoy
• kindle
• fortify
• foment
• inflame
• instigate
• infuse
• regenerate
• enflame
• reinvigorate
• revitalize
• reactivate
• embolden
• abet
• hearten
• 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

Jurassic World Rebirth is juicing up the rest of the franchise on Peacock. —Katie Campione, Deadline, 24 July 2025

Energy drinks and shots are juiced up with the ingredient, as are IV drips promising things like vitality and hangover relief. —Erica Sloan, SELF, 21 July 2025

Amazon $105 Walmart $110 Anker One of the best 3-in-1 chargers for frequent travelers with a trio of Apple devices, this fold-up Anker charger will juice up your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods with ease. —Adrienne So, Wired News, 11 July 2025

There’s a reason the other leagues have juiced up their deadlines lately. —Tim Britton, New York Times, 9 July 2025