Saucy meaning

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Attractive or stylish, especially in being sexually alluring.

A saucy dress.

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Having the consistency of or covered with sauce.

Saucy meatballs.

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Stylish or smart.

Her saucy new hat.

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Rude; impudent.
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Pert; sprightly.

A saucy smile.

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The definition of saucy is someone or something overly forward or bold, lively, impertinent or flippant.

An overly forward and rude remark is an example of a saucy remark.

A bold and lively attitude is an example of a saucy attitude.

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Similar to sauce; having the consistency or texture of sauce.
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Mildly erotic.

My wife and I enjoyed the dancing, but she found it a little too saucy.

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Impertinent or disrespectful, especially in a playful or lively way.

A saucy servant; a saucy smile.

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Impertinent or disrespectful, often in a way that is regarded as entertaining or amusing; smart.

She is a loud, saucy child who doesn't show a lot of respect to her elders.

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Adjective

Base Form:
saucy
Comparative
sauciest
Superlative
sauciest

Origin of saucy

  • From sauce.

    From Wiktionary

Saucy Sentence Examples

  • It's enough to have your pedigree flung in your face by those saucy dragonettes.

  • He smiled, not expecting the saucy reply.

  • She also starred as a rather saucy, updated version of Princess Jasmine in a pantomime version of Alladin and stretched her boundaries by appearing in the children's miniseries, Wavelength.

  • Bordeaux, this saucy little peach is Cassie Rinehart.

  • She tasted sweet and saucy, like the woman herself, her heat, scent and silky skin filling his senses in a way that left him wanting more of her.

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