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sass
1[ sas ]
noun
- stewed fruit; fruit sauce.
- fresh vegetables.
sass
2[ sas ]
noun
- impudent or disrespectful back talk:
Both parents refuse to take any sass from their kids.
verb (used with object)
- to answer back in an impudent manner:
Don't sass your mother.
sass
/ ²õæ²õ /
noun
- insolent or impudent talk or behaviour
verb
- to talk or answer back in such a way
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of sass1
Example Sentences
He said Alice loved to perform and that the stage would provide a "space where children are going to show off their flair, their sass – and Alice had sass in bucketloads".
Before that reveal, she’s playing a young adult with sass and a great sense of humor.
In conclusion, she says with more than a hint of sass, “For all the cranky, musty, dusty adults out there who think little kids shouldn’t be using skin care ... get it together!â€
By the 1950s, she was as famous for her sex appeal as she was for her sass, on Broadway, television and touring nationally as a singer on the nightclub circuit.
He can’t do that with his own brother, but with Skip, he can sass him back.
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