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Malcolm
Hi Italkiers, I came across the phrase"guts and juice" from Jack Kerouac's book "On the road". Having searched it via google, I find nothing relevant about this phrase. However, given the context, I assume it is another way of saying "I'm full", is it correct? Many thanks!
Aug 17, 2022 9:49 AM
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I think it probably means 'full of energy and enthusiasm'...
I'm thinking "juice" equates to to a fuel/ energy/ motivation
I've never heard of this as an expression, but I think Kerouac is very adept at creating his own expressions/ idioms/ metaphors/ and imagery - the kind of language you probably wouldn't hear elsewhere, so you just have to to 'feel' the meaning.
August 17, 2022
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