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		pertpert /pɜːt $ pɜːrt/ adjective    pertOrigin: 1200-1300 Old French apert  ‘open, speaking freely’, from Latin apertus  - a pert answer
 - Katie is a pert outgoing young woman.
 
 - A wren scrabbled in leaf litter a few yards away: tiny, rufous-brown, pert tailed.
 - All these fishes are seemingly quite pert and inquisitive.
 - Does that pert chit you were escorting home satisfy you, Neil?
 - Known in her youth as Conie, she was pert, voluble, intellectually vibrant, adventuresome.
 - Lady Maude, small and pert, was cheerful as a little sparrow, welcoming Benedicta like a long lost sister.
 - She wore pert green velvet slippers and a lovely sea green robe.
 - So, why the pert questions?
 - What they wanted was a pert nose, blue eyes, strawberry hair, and height.
 
   1a girl or woman who is pert is amusing, but slightly disrespectful:   Angie gave him one of her pert little glances.2a pert part of the body is small, firm, and attractive:   a pert bottom—pertly adverb—pertness noun [uncountable]  |