Juicer Definition
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is any captured piece a juicer?
is it only pawns?
is it only uneven exchanges?
what makes a captured piece a juicer, specifically?
I think the term comes from twitch streamer xQc, here is the definition https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.urbandictionary.com/define.php%3fterm=Juicer&=true
Expanding on that for Hikaru a juicer is a piece that is valuable for the opponent. More generally a juicer is whatever you want it to be. It is the thing for you with which you can extract “the juice”. The juice is the essence of life, the sweet drink that releases dopamine in your brain.
So Hikaru eats horsemeat? (Promotes pawn to horsey = makes a grill) haha
I don't think there is a very formal definition for what a "juicer" is since people say that it can be anything, but in terms of Hikaru's usage, it basically is the synonym for "piece".
I came for the definition but left more confused than I was before.
me too...and now im gonna leave cuz this is abt chess.
I thought it was the bishop, since the top looks like one of those old manual juicer shapes. lol
Jul 12, 2021
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"The juice is whatever you make it. It can be anything. Nobody can define what it is for you, you know what the juice is right. For me, like sometimes, I think the juice is whenever I win I Pop Off right... maybe your juice is when you do a nice piece of art."
You don't need a juicer though if you do things with a full send.
Juicer - a piece or pawn that can be captured without fear of any consequences
yo wtf
Mar 28, 2022
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#16
dsfsdffff wrote:
yo wtf
Exactly. This is your only contribution for bumping?
yes lol
miskit_mistake wrote:
dsfsdffff wrote:
yo wtf
Exactly. This is your only contribution for bumping?
Wait you did the same thing though. Why?
Jun 18, 2024
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"Juicer"
Definition:
(adjective) - An undefended opponent piece pinned when you put the opponent's king in check.
Common parlance:
- Easy pickings
- A low hanging fruit
- A juicy piece just hanging there for you to grab
- A piece upon capture set to energize or juice your position.
Usage:
"Now I'll just grab the juicer" - Hikaru Nakamura