feisty

IPA: fˈaɪsti

Tenacious, energetic, spunky.
Belligerent; prepared to stand and fight, especially in spite of relatively small stature or some other disadvantage.
Easily offended and ready to bicker.

Examples of "feisty" in Sentences

The word feisty might be used to describe this beauty.
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Guess what happens when you call a feisty 3 year old "Newt's goober"?
It really boosts my self esteem to know that I am so much better than the nastiness you call 'feisty'!
On the other hand, Cambridge University art historian Alyce Mahon -- often described in print as "feisty" -- has an agenda.
In different families the same behavior will be defined as feisty or rude, sensitive or cowardly, endearing or irresponsible.
Republican base and she quickly became known as a feisty "hockey mom" who throughout her short political life was known as a reformer not afraid to take
Bruckheimer told MTV that audiences can expect a lot of humor from Cruz's character and called her "feisty" -- confirming that she will be playing a Spanish character which is perfect considering she's ...
Palin's burst onto the national political scene energized the Republican base and she quickly became known as a feisty "hockey mom" who throughout her short political life was known as a reformer not afraid to take