sauciness

IPA: sˈɔsinʌs

Examples of "sauciness" in Sentences

"sauciness," and Fritz and Humphrey laughed in sympathy.
She looked me up and down with what I can only describe as sauciness.
Page 235 that some terrible and unpardonable crime, termed "sauciness" may yet become rife among the blacks.
"O, I'm bigger, that's all? and what might be called sauciness in a girl may be thought something more of in a young woman.
Under this gospel of impunity, there grows up a religion which is itself a kind of sauciness to God, as little relieved, as possible, by any subduing property.
And when she delivers that line in front of a whole horde of attendants, making fun of, you know, this great military commander, you begin to see her sauciness.
It's like a beautiful person whispering in your ear about what they would like to do to you: it makes your face go eek and your brain spin at the thought of what kind of sauciness could happen over the next couple of hours.