IPA: /ˈfaɪsti/
KK: /ˈfaɪsti/
This word describes someone who is lively, spirited, and full of energy, often showing a bold or aggressive attitude.
Despite her small size, she is the feistiest competitor in the tournament.
Comparative: feistier
Superlative: feistiest
Feistiest → The word 'feisty' originates from the dialectal term 'feist' (meaning a small, lively dog) in Middle English, which is derived from the Old French 'faisan' (meaning a small animal or a lively creature). The suffix '-est' indicates the superlative form. Therefore, 'feistiest' describes someone or something that is the most lively or spirited.
Think of a small, lively dog ('feist') that is full of energy and spirit, and remember that 'feistiest' means the most spirited or lively.
No commonly confused words.