saucy|saucier|sauciest in English
adjective
[sau·cy || 'sɔːsɪ]
bold, insolent, disrespectful; lively, in high spirits
Use "saucy|saucier|sauciest" in a sentence
1. You saucy little jade!
2. She's a saucy little miss!
3. She is a saucy miss.
4. A saucy puppet show.
5. You saucy little thing!
6. Don't be so saucy with me!
7. The saucy child protruded her tongue.
8. She is a saucy little miss!
9. You'll push that saucy line too far.
10. Perhaps I was too saucy and provoking.
11. She wore a saucy new hat.
12. This rather saucy assumption failed in being offensive.
13. Ken Urdahl is young, a little more saucy.
14. Hence the saucy video and red lipstick.
15. Synonyms for Brassiest include loudest, harshest, noisiest, boldest, brashest, sauciest, shrillest, archest, cheekiest and cockiest
16. He was saucy and mischievous when he was working.
17. It's the right mix of elegant and saucy.
18. Tells a saucy tale Makes a little stir
19. I had no spleen at the saucy rogue.
20. She was tall , slim, rather swarthy, with large saucy eyes.
21. A saucy line will not get you far with me.
22. It was saucy of you to contradict your father.
23. Cheeky adjective impudent, rude, forward, fresh (informal), insulting, saucy, audacious, sassy (U.S
24. In 18 Jerusha had a second baby , the saucy little girl Lucy.
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