Pronunciation: /ˈsɔsi/
adjective having or showing a bold, lively, or spirited manner; impertinent or disrespectful
A1 The saucy cat chased after the mouse.
A2 She gave him a saucy wink before walking away.
B1 The saucy remark made everyone in the room laugh.
B2 Her saucy attitude often got her into trouble.
C1 The chef's saucy creations were always a hit with customers.
C2 The actress delivered her lines with a saucy charm that captivated the audience.
adverb in a saucy manner
A1 She winked at him saucily across the room.
A2 The chef added a saucy twist to the traditional recipe.
B1 The comedian's saucy jokes had the audience in stitches.
B2 The actress delivered her lines with a saucy attitude that captivated the audience.
C1 The politician's saucy remarks caused quite a stir in the media.
C2 The author's saucy writing style pushed the boundaries of conventional literature.
formal The chef prepared a saucy dish with a rich tomato sauce.
informal I can't resist a saucy burger with extra cheese.
slang She gave him a saucy wink before walking away.
figurative Her saucy remarks always liven up the conversation.
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