saucy
adjective, sau·ci·er, sau·ci·est.
Origin of saucy
Synonyms for saucy
Related Words for saucy
rude, brash, cheeky, flippant, arch, audacious, bold, brazen, combative, flip, forward, fresh, impertinent, impudent, insolent, intrusive, meddlesome, nervy, obtrusive, pertExamples from the Web for saucy
Contemporary Examples of saucy
The animated video clip accompanying the leak of “Gentleman” hints that some saucy booty shaking will be involved.
The saucy and self-possessed singer had kicked her cocaine drug habit and hired a new manager, Lupe De Leon.
Etta James’s Son Donto Says Addiction Was Part of Famed Singer’s LifeChristine Pelisek
November 15, 2012
The now-former CIA director and his alleged mistress, Paula Broadwell, often wrote each other saucy email messages.
The woman is a force of nature: tough, spirited, saucy, straight-talking, fierce.
TMZ, which originally acquired the saucy snaps, says today in a blog entry that, "Harry's people dropped the ball."
Historical Examples of saucy
Such a saucy meekness; such a best manner; and such venom in words!
Clarissa, Volume 1 (of 9)Samuel Richardson
Primrose is now almost a young lady, and, Eustace tells me, is just as saucy as ever.
Tanglewood TalesNathaniel Hawthorne
I wonder not at Lovelace's saucy answer, saucy as it really is.
Clarissa, Volume 2 (of 9)Samuel Richardson
But you know I ever was a saucy creature—ever stood in need of great allowances.
Clarissa, Volume 2 (of 9)Samuel Richardson
"Not if they wait till I pass 'em," answered Tip in his prompt, saucy way.