Sassy is a name taken from the English word that means bold, spirited, or impudent.
It means you're a flirt and sexy.
I tend to be mean all the time but what you should do is when people are talking instead of saying mean things either say something nice or nothing at all. When people expect you to be mean or say something instead walk away or just say I have no comment. It tends to be hard sometimes, especially when others begin to not like you, but if you try you can do it.
snippy (don't get snippy with me!) Bossy,(or has an attitude).
Sassy means insolent or impertinent. Some related words are fresh, overbold, and saucy. "The sassy girl never listened to her teacher, and did whatever she felt like doing."
Sass is the same as sassy which means to be like a diva. For example ...''DONT SASS ME!''
Sassy stands for looking bold and stylish whereas Classy stands for looking elegant and pretty.Sassy may be used for 'sexy' and Classy for 'pretty' ;)
A classy talented female with a sassy attitude
Her name was Sassy, and she was a Himalayan, if you wanted to know. : )
Yes Sassy is a good name for a Siberian Husky but it all depends on your animals personality. If their shy, sweet, mean, nice ect.... just pay attention to their actions and the name will come to you
Sassy Mohen's birth name is Sarah Abigail Goods Mohen.
"Fresco" in that context means "cheeky" or "sassy". So it would mean "cheeky/sassy kid".
walk sassy and be mean not to mean and be sarcastic
No, "sassy" does not mean pretty. The term "sassy" refers to someone who is bold, lively, and often has a cheeky or spirited attitude. It describes a person's behavior or personality rather than their physical appearance. While a sassy person might be considered attractive by some, the two terms are not synonymous.
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When someone calls you a sassy girl, they are complimenting the way you look. Another word for sassy is beautiful. Don't think its anything bad because its not. Whoever is calling you sassy must be thinking you are really pretty and beautiful.