Sassy

/ˈsæsi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Boldly disrespectful or cheeky.

Her sassy remarks during the meeting took everyone by surprise.

Showing a lack of respect; rude and lively.

The sassy teenager rolled her eyes at her parent's advice.

Confidently stylish or spirited.

She wore a sassy outfit that turned heads at the party.

Impertinent; flippant.

His sassy attitude made it difficult for him to get along with his teacher.

The term 'sassy' is a variation of 'sauce', meaning impudent or saucy, originating from the 19th century.

sassy pants:

A playful way to refer to someone who is being cheeky or full of themselves.

sassy comeback:

A quick, witty, and bold response to a remark or insult.

Having an attitude that is playful and flirtatious.

She has a sassy vibe that attracts everyone's attention.

A confident and bold approach to challenges.

He took a sassy approach to his presentation, which impressed the audience.