Juvie or juvies commonly refer to:
- Juvenile (organism), a juvie
- Juvenile hall (the juvie), a youth detention center
- Juvenile delinquent (a juvie), a minor person detained there
Juvie or juvies may also refer to:
Stage and screen
[edit]- Juvies (TV series), a 2007 U.S. MTV reality TV show
- "Juvies", a 1999 episode of the U.S. TV show Pacific Blue; see List of Pacific Blue episodes
- Juvies, a 2000 film by Liz Garbus
- Juvies, a 2004 film by Mark Wahlberg; see Mark Wahlberg filmography
People and fictional characters
[edit]Given name Juvie
[edit]- Juvie Colonia, a Philippine volleyball player who participated in the NCAA Season 93 volleyball tournaments
- Juvie Mangaring, a Philippine volleyball player; see List of Premier Volleyball League Champions
- Juvie Mark Mangulabnan, a Philippine volleyball player; see List of Spikers' Turf players
Nickname or stagename Juvie
[edit]- Rob "Juvie" Stewart, a member of the Irish-American mob, part of the K&A Gang
- Brycyn "Juvie" Evans, U.S. singer, who appeared in the 2000 song "My Getaway"
- Juvie, a South Korean rapper featured on "Cassanova" from the 2012 Leessang album Unplugged
- Juvie Train, a South Korean rapper featured on "Surviver" from the 2009 Leessang album Baekajeolhyeon
Characters
[edit]- Juvies, a character class from the videogame Gears of War 4
- Juvie, a fictional character from the 2017 Philippine film Gandarrapiddo: The Revenger Squad
Literature
[edit]- Juvies, a 2007 South African comic book by Jarred Cramer
- The Juvies, a 1961 short story anthology by Harlan Ellison; see Harlan Ellison bibliography
- Juvie, a book by Paul Kropp
Other
[edit]- Juvie, a brand name used by Juvenile (rapper)
- "Juvie", a 2009 song by Birds of Prey off the album The Hellpreacher
- Juvie Day, a fictional holiday in the 2011 U.S. TV show Beaver Falls (TV series)
See also
[edit]- All pages with titles beginning with Juvie
- All pages with titles containing Juvie
- Juvy
- Juive
- Juvee
- JuVee Productions
- Juvenile (disambiguation)
- Juve (disambiguation)
- Jew (disambiguation)
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