IPA: /ˈsæsi/
KK: /ˈsæsi/
Having a lively, bold, or cheeky attitude, often in a way that is disrespectful or impudent.
She wore a sassy outfit that turned heads at the party.
A type of tree found in western Africa, known for its poisonous bark and strong wood used in building.
The sassy tree is often used in construction due to its durability.
Sassy → This word originates from the 19th-century American English slang, derived from the word 'saucy' (meaning impertinent or disrespectful). The term 'sassy' conveys a sense of boldness and cheekiness, often in a playful manner.
Think of someone being 'impertinent' or 'cheeky' — that's what 'sassy' means, reflecting a bold attitude.