sassy
1 of 1adjective/ˈsæsi/
Forms:sassier,sassiest
1
talking or behaving in a way that is rude, disrespectful, or too confident
C1- With a sassy smirk, she sauntered into the room, exuding an air of confidence.
- Her sassy remarks often landed her in trouble with authority figures.
- The comedian's sassy jokes elicited laughter from the audience, even if they bordered on being offensive.
- In response to the criticism, she offered a sassy retort that left everyone speechless.
- Despite her sassy exterior, she harbored insecurities that she kept hidden from others.
2
bold, lively, and confident in speaking or behaving
- She's known for her sassy personality, always quick-witted and confident in her interactions.
- Her sassy remarks always liven up the conversation, adding humor and flair.
- Despite her young age, she exudes a sassy confidence that commands attention.
- Her sassy comebacks shut down any attempts at teasing, showing her assertiveness.
- The sassy character in the movie stole the show with her sharp wit and fearless demeanor.