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单词 saucy
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saucy

Simply take your guy into the kitchen and cook up something saucy.You claim you were just being polite when you answered her saucy texts.She accidentally emailed the saucy snaps to her maths class after uploading the wrong document.The message was saucy rather than explicit but it gave the game away.See more saucy snaps of the pair online.The couple met on the website and made headlines after swapping saucy messages.And these saucy snaps are bound to set temperatures soaring.He used to love me sending saucy texts but now he just ignores them or changes the subject.The saucy scenes were filmed in Hawaii earlier this month.THE easiest way is simply to not take saucy pictures of yourself or partners.I was clearly being used as a paying chauffeur while the guy had a quick cuppa or something more saucy.And there can't be many operas in which the leading soprano makes saucy jokes about Kant.Meanwhile he's chatting up women on the net, sending and receiving saucy pictures.But these seaside souvenirs fail the first test of the saucy postcard... because they're not remotely funny.You could draw a line of descent from that cheeky 17th-century image straight to the saucy postcards of contemporary Blackpool.But there is some good news - she's amassed an army of male fans who have sent her saucy pictures and marriage proposals.

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saucy

British English: saucy ADJECTIVE
Someone or something that is saucy refers to sex in a light-hearted, amusing way.
...a saucy joke.
  • American English: saucy
  • Brazilian Portuguese: atrevido
  • Chinese: 开色情玩笑的
  • European Spanish: descarado
  • French: osé
  • German: schlüpfrig
  • Italian: piccante
  • Japanese: わいせつな
  • Korean: 음탕한
  • European Portuguese: atrevido
  • Latin American Spanish: descarado

(adjective) 
Definition
cheeky or slightly rude in an amusing and light-hearted way
a saucy joke
Synonyms
impudent
Some were well behaved, while others were impudent.
cheeky (informal)
They sat making cheeky comments about passers-by.
impertinent
I don't like strangers who ask impertinent questions.
forward
She is very forward and confident.
fresh (informal)
Don't get fresh with me.
flip (informal)
rude
He's rude to her friends.
sassy (informal)
pert
pert questions
disrespectful
People shouldn't treat each other in this disrespectful way.
flippant
She dismissed it as a flippant comment.
presumptuous
It would be presumptuous of me to give an opinion.
insolent
They can be insolent and difficult to get along with.
lippy (US, Canadian, slang)
smart-alecky (informal)
(adjective) 
Definition
jaunty and boldly smart
Synonyms
jaunty
The novel is altogether jauntier than these quotations imply.
gay
I am in good health, gay and cheerful.
dashing (old-fashioned)
He looked very dashing in a designer jacket of soft black leather.
sporty
The moustache gave him a certain sporty air.
perky
Graham was looking as perky as ever.
natty (informal)
He was a natty dresser.
a natty pin-stripe suit
rakish
rakish young gentlemen

Additional synonyms

in the sense of cheeky
Definition
disrespectful
They sat making cheeky comments about passers-by.
Synonyms
impudent,
rude,
forward,
fresh (informal),
insulting,
saucy,
audacious,
sassy (informal),
pert,
disrespectful,
impertinent,
insolent,
lippy (slang)
in the sense of dashing
Definition
stylish and attractive
He looked very dashing in a designer jacket of soft black leather.
Synonyms
stylish,
smart,
elegant,
dazzling,
flamboyant,
sporty,
swish (informal, British),
urbane,
jaunty,
dapper,
showy
in the sense of disrespectful
People shouldn't treat each other in this disrespectful way.
Synonyms
contemptuous,
insulting,
rude,
cheeky,
irreverent,
bad-mannered,
impertinent,
insolent,
impolite,
impudent,
discourteous,
uncivil

Nearby words of
saucy

  • saturnine
  • sauce
  • sauciness
  • saucy
  • saunter
  • sausage
  • savage

Synonyms of 'saucy'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of flippant
Definition
treating serious matters with inappropriate light-heartedness or lack of respect
She dismissed it as a flippant comment.
Synonyms
frivolous,
rude,
cheeky,
irreverent,
flip (informal),
superficial,
saucy,
glib,
pert,
disrespectful,
offhand,
impertinent,
impudent
in the sense of forward
Definition
overfamiliar or disrespectful
She is very forward and confident.
Synonyms
presumptuous,
confident,
familiar,
bold,
fresh (informal),
assuming,
presuming,
cheeky,
brash,
pushy (informal),
brazen,
shameless,
sassy (informal),
pert,
impertinent,
impudent,
bare-faced,
overweening,
immodest,
brass-necked (British, informal),
overfamiliar,
brazen-faced,
overassertive,
fwd
in the sense of fresh
Definition
overfamiliar or disrespectful
Don't get fresh with me.
Synonyms
cheeky (informal),
bold,
brazen,
impertinent,
forward,
familiar,
flip (informal),
saucy,
audacious,
sassy (informal),
pert,
disrespectful,
presumptuous,
insolent,
impudent,
smart-alecky (informal)
in the sense of gay
Definition
carefree and merry
I am in good health, gay and cheerful.
Synonyms
cheerful,
happy,
bright,
glad,
lively,
sparkling,
sunny,
jolly,
animated,
merry,
upbeat (informal),
buoyant,
cheery,
joyous,
joyful,
carefree,
jaunty,
chirpy (informal),
vivacious,
jovial,
gleeful,
debonair,
blithe,
insouciant,
full of beans (informal),
light-hearted
in the sense of impertinent
Definition
disrespectful or rude
I don't like strangers who ask impertinent questions.
Synonyms
rude,
forward,
cheeky (informal),
saucy (informal),
fresh (informal),
bold,
flip (informal),
brazen,
sassy (informal),
pert,
disrespectful,
presumptuous,
insolent,
impolite,
impudent,
lippy (slang),
discourteous,
uncivil,
unmannerly
in the sense of insolent
Definition
rude and disrespectful
They can be insolent and difficult to get along with.
Synonyms
rude,
cheeky,
impertinent,
fresh (informal),
bold,
insulting,
abusive,
saucy,
contemptuous,
pert,
impudent,
uncivil,
insubordinate,
brazen-faced
in the sense of natty
Definition
smart and spruce
He was a natty dresser.a natty pin-stripe suit
Synonyms
smart,
sharp (informal),
dashing (old-fashioned),
elegant,
trim,
neat,
fashionable,
stylish,
trendy (British, informal),
chic,
spruce,
well-dressed,
dapper,
debonair,
snazzy (informal),
modish,
well-turned-out,
rakish,
crucial (slang),
schmick (Australian, informal)
in the sense of perky
Definition
confident or spirited
Graham was looking as perky as ever.
Synonyms
lively,
spirited,
bright,
sunny,
cheerful,
animated,
upbeat (informal),
buoyant,
bubbly,
cheery,
bouncy,
genial,
jaunty,
chirpy (informal),
sprightly,
vivacious,
in fine fettle,
full of beans (informal),
gay (old-fashioned),
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (informal)
in the sense of pert
Definition
saucy or impudent
pert questions
Synonyms
impudent,
forward,
smart,
bold,
fresh (informal),
flip (informal),
cheeky,
brash,
saucy,
pushy (informal),
sassy (US, informal),
flippant,
presumptuous,
impertinent,
insolent,
lippy (US, Canadian, slang)
in the sense of presumptuous
Definition
bold and insolent
It would be presumptuous of me to give an opinion.
Synonyms
pushy (informal),
forward,
bold,
arrogant,
presuming,
rash,
audacious,
conceited,
foolhardy,
insolent,
overweening,
overconfident,
overfamiliar,
bigheaded (informal),
uppish (British, informal),
too big for your boots

Additional synonyms

in the sense of rakish
Definition
dashing or jaunty
rakish young gentlemen
Synonyms
dashing (old-fashioned),
smart,
sporty,
flashy,
breezy,
jaunty,
dapper,
natty (informal),
debonair,
snazzy (informal),
raffish,
devil-may-care
in the sense of rude
Definition
insulting or impolite
He's rude to her friends.
Synonyms
impolite,
insulting,
cheeky,
abrupt,
short,
blunt,
abusive,
curt,
churlish,
disrespectful,
brusque,
offhand,
impertinent,
insolent,
inconsiderate,
peremptory,
impudent,
discourteous,
uncivil,
unmannerly,
ill-mannered
in the sense of sporty
Definition
(of clothes) suitable for sport
The moustache gave him a certain sporty air.
Synonyms
casual,
stylish,
jazzy (informal),
loud,
informal,
trendy (British, informal),
flashy,
jaunty,
showy,
snazzy (informal),
raffish,
rakish,
gay (old-fashioned),
schmick (Australian, informal)
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