transitive. colloquial. To be impudent or impertinent to (a person, esp. someone in authority); to be rude or cheeky to. Cf. sass, v. 1a.
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释义 | the mind > emotion > pride > impudence > treat impudently [verb (transitive)] > speak impudently to (8) sauce1822 transitive. colloquial. To be impudent or impertinent to (a person, esp. someone in authority); to be rude or cheeky to. Cf. sass, v. 1a. to give (a person) sauce1823 colloquial. to give (a person) sauce: to speak or behave impudently or impertinently towards a person; cf. sauce, v. 6. sass1836 transitive. To address (a person, esp. someone in authority) in an insolent, disrespectful, or cheeky manner; to be rude or cheeky to. cheek1840 transitive. To address (a person) cheekily or impudently; to behave towards (a person) with audacity or insolence. chin1871 U.S. slang. transitive. To talk to, to address, esp. boldly or impudently. lip1898 To insult, abuse, be impudent to (someone). dialect or colloquial. back-sass1917 transitive. To reply to or address (a person, esp. someone in authority) in an insolent or cheeky manner. Cf. to sass back at sass, v. 2. smart-mouth1970 transitive to be cheeky or impudent to; to be witty at the expense of. |
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