Synonyms of juiced up

juiced up

verb

past tense of juice up

as in stimulated

to give life, vigor, or spirit to

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

Synonyms & Similar Words

• stimulated
• zipped (up)
• animated
• aroused
• stirred
• pepped (up)
• awakened
• provoked
• activated
• gingered (up)
• electrified
• inspired
• livened (up)
• energized
• amped (up)
• jazzed (up)
• enlivened
• filliped
• spiked
• excited
• lifted
• triggered
• vitalized
• cheered
• braced
• invigorated
• revived
• drove
• quickened
• fired
• motivated
• raised
• charged
• recreated
• propelled
• vivified
• awoke
• strengthened
• set off
• roused
• whipped (up)
• woke (up)
• rallied
• sparked
• jump-started
• turned on
• boosted
• moved
• resurrected
• motived
• actuated
• refreshed
• galvanized
• renewed
• fermented
• infused
• impelled
• incited
• inflamed
• fortified
• buoyed
• fomented
• instigated
• regenerated
• kindled
• emboldened
• reactivated
• reinvigorated
• revitalized
• reawoke
• reawakened
• resuscitated
• rekindled
• heartened
• abetted
• rejuvenated
• steeled
• recharged
• enkindled
• reanimated
• restimulated
• refreshened
• reenergized

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• killed
• knocked out
• burned out
• washed out
• dampened
• did in
• exhausted
• wore out
• damped
• wore
• drained
• undermined
• deadened
• dulled
• weakened
• harassed
• fatigued
• enfeebled
• sapped
• checked
• debilitated
• inhibited
• suppressed
• wearied
• restrained
• enervated
• slowed
• tuckered (out)
• repressed
• stunted
• curbed
• quenched
• fagged
• jaded
• discouraged
• stilled
• quelled
• disheartened
• demoralized
• kayoed
• daunted
• dispirited

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of juiced up

Errbbic Solar Charger Power Bank Heading on a camping or hiking trip and need to make sure your devices are juiced up? —Sophie Dodd, Travel + Leisure, 11 Jan. 2026

Access to outlets is few and far between when camping, so securing a portable charger like this one for an Apple watch is great for keeping your gadgets juiced up when in nature. —Jamie Spain, Condé Nast Traveler, 12 Nov. 2025

They’re always juiced up, fired up. —Andy Greder, Twin Cities, 10 Oct. 2025