Definition of racy in English:

racy

adjectiveracier, raciest ˈreɪsiˈreɪsi

1Lively, entertaining, and typically sexually titillating.
（言谈，著述，举止）生动的，栩栩如生的，有趣的，泼辣的（尤指略带猥亵的）
the novel was considered rather racy at the time
当时人们认为这部小说相当刺激。
Example sentencesExamples
- In light of its vast market power, Wal-Mart has infuriated the media with its long-standing refusal to stock obscene CDs and racy magazines.
- They didn't like little ears to hear their juicy if not racy gossip.
- His fast-growing clothing company is built on pro-labor policies, racy ads, and a sexually charged culture
- When a church leader asked him to tone down his use of racy language in his columns, his answer was swift.
- It offers a lively - at times even racy - read, with events vividly described and attention held by the anecdotes peppered throughout.
- At the time, the idea was to do a series of racy TV-movies for late Saturday nights that would be more adult and risqué than anything then being done for network television.
- As for the film being racy, raunchy or titillating, there's utterly nothing groundbreaking here.
- Our reporter joins us now with controversy that surrounds these sexy women dancing in these racy videos.
- The racy, hour-long play explores power, revenge, sexual behaviour, and the nature of evil.
- The album has been a best-seller as well as being well-received critically - MTV called it racy and experimental, influenced by 70s R&B and rap grooves.
- Entertainment Weekly wrote about racy Y / A novels in this week's issue.
- The film is probably most notable for its attempts to entertain adults with racy jokes and visuals.
- Asked just how racy the pictures will be, Stevens explains, ‘The girl can do whatever she is comfortable with.’
- The feature was also loaded with racy photos and a variety of rude quotations.
- The material is frequently ribald, often racy, and always laced with profanity.
- The network isn't exactly family entertainment, although the shows' racy content had been somewhat toned down by the time Smith came aboard.
- His novels are entertaining, racy and often irreverent.
- Readers looking for a racy, entertaining romp full of plot twists, scandal and exposed secrets will not be disappointed.
- The show disappeared for a short while when no network wished to run what was at times, a racy and offensive series.
- So racy is/was the content that in the 1930s the book could not even have been legally shipped through the US mail!
Synonyms
risqué, sexy, naughty, spicy, juicy, suggestive, ribald, indelicate, indecorous, indecent, immodest, off colour, dirty, rude, smutty, crude, bawdy, vulgar, salacious, coarse
1. 1.1 Showing vigour or spirit.
  （人，物）充满活力的，活泼的；精力充沛的
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the 18th century, there is a vivid description of the interface in a kitchen between a chef and a cook, from the racy pen of William Verral.
2. 1.2 (of a wine, flavour, etc.) having a characteristic quality in a high degree.
  （酒，风味等）具特色的；纯正的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The wine has both delicacy and power, with rich, racy, citrus-infused fruit but a bead of strength running through it.
  A racy little salad of roasted peppers and fresh parsley suits the imposing veal chop.
  Pauper's Sancerre does not come better than the tart, racy, lemony fruit of this stylish Loire Sauvignon, a joint effort of French and Antipodean winemakers.
  A big-boned and racy Languedoc Syrah, it has a warm perfumed nose that hints of heather and dried spices.
  Also, they all make a startlingly fine Pinot Noir, a wine that often features a combination of California racy fruit with Burgundian earth tones.
  Tancer has also created his own blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Viognier, called Cuvee R, which marries beautifully the racy flavor of the Sauvignon with the exotic tropical flavors of Viognier.
  They're great as dips or racy condiments for the various couscous and tagine entrées.
  I had to snare one final helping of Annapurna's yogurt rice, an exotic rice salad lit up by a creamy tang, coconut undercurrent and racy flavor bursts of mustard and cilantro.
  La Gitana is racy and complex and is probably the closest thing to the Fino style wines you drink in Spain.
  Clean, pure and racy, with crystalline fruit, the wines flicker across the tongue, leaving an intense, vivid length.
  On the right bank clay and limestone soils predominate generally resulting in softer, broader whites than on the left bank where soils rich in lime produce racy wines comparable to those of the famous Wachau.
  The hotter the weather grows, the more this racy little dish seems like the answer to everything.
  If racy, fresh, hauntingly zingy white wine is your bag, Austria is for you.
  This light, slightly racy red wine would match well with grilled meats, salmon, lamb or pork.
  A complex, petrolly German Riesling is ideal, combining racy acidity with enough sweetness to cope with the fruit.
  The best whites are crisp, lively, leafy and citrusy, while the top reds are vibrant, racy, refreshing red fruit-redolent wines with morello cherry and beetroot flavours to the fore.
  Think of the reaction in your mouth when you drink a tart, racy white wine.
  Try a hot beef salad with plenty of chilli to match a racy rosé, fresh snapper still warm from the smoker, even barbecued lamb.
  These can be lemon tart and as racy as green apple skins.
  The restaurant's chicken adana is a juicy minced-chicken kebab underpinned by racy red pepper.
2(of a vehicle or animal) designed or bred to be suitable for racing.
（车辆，动物）为竞速赛设计（或饲养）的
the yacht is fast and racy
这艘快艇速度快，可供比赛用。
Example sentencesExamples
- One thing this bike isn't is an aggressive, racy, messenger-style machine - it is a hardy performer.
- She's a big, beautiful, racy mare who was honest, finishing first or second in 25 starts.
- The range still includes stodgy saloons and people-carriers; there are no sports cars or racy coupés.
- Several Polaris ATV models are used as farming and hunting quads but they are also reliable as a fast, racy, motocross style vehicle.
- For those who want to leave their cars on the sidelines and try out something a more racy, a £20 donation will get you a spin in a Porsche or Noble.
- Summing it up in one sentence, she groaned, ‘I feel like a racy sports car that's being asked to act like a Ford pickup truck!’
- The racy, muscular, correct filly is a half sister to Grade 3 winner Roman Envoy.

Derivatives

racily

adverb ˈreɪsɪliˈreɪsəli

In the main it is a catalogue of racily written anecdotes that describe the most notorious of the North's drug godfathers.
Example sentencesExamples
- But if you think this 55-year-old, who is zipping along racily, is doing it for fun, think again.
- It is racily written and holds the reader's attention as well as any good detective or science fiction novel.
- Even if Nichols cheats a bit about a few details, he makes his main characters tragicomically true to life, racily human enough to wrest sympathy from the sourest souls.
- Though racily told, at times the plot stretches credence as well as patience.

raciness

noun ˈreɪsɪnəsˈreɪsinəs

Danny was alarmed at the raciness of his thoughts, as his mind very rarely traveled in that direction.
Example sentencesExamples
- We're doing the interview and whatever raciness they want to put in there, we'll run it.
- The libretto was re-written for raciness and local flavour and sung in English with surtitles, which seems redundant but was surprisingly handy.
- Its jazzy recreation of fast London life played on Soutra Gilmour's shiny steel set captures the impulsive raciness of contemporary living.
- The raciness of the show has caused a bit of a stir in some places.

Rhymes

Basie, Casey, Gracie, lacy, O'Casey, pace, pacy, precis, spacey, Stacey, Sulawesi, Tracy

Definition of racy in US English:

racy

adjectiveˈreɪsiˈrāsē

1(of speech, writing, or behavior) lively, entertaining, and typically mildly titillating sexually.
（言谈，著述，举止）生动的，栩栩如生的，有趣的，泼辣的（尤指略带猥亵的）
the novel was considered rather racy at the time
当时人们认为这部小说相当刺激。
Example sentencesExamples
- The network isn't exactly family entertainment, although the shows' racy content had been somewhat toned down by the time Smith came aboard.
- The material is frequently ribald, often racy, and always laced with profanity.
- At the time, the idea was to do a series of racy TV-movies for late Saturday nights that would be more adult and risqué than anything then being done for network television.
- In light of its vast market power, Wal-Mart has infuriated the media with its long-standing refusal to stock obscene CDs and racy magazines.
- Entertainment Weekly wrote about racy Y / A novels in this week's issue.
- Readers looking for a racy, entertaining romp full of plot twists, scandal and exposed secrets will not be disappointed.
- The film is probably most notable for its attempts to entertain adults with racy jokes and visuals.
- The racy, hour-long play explores power, revenge, sexual behaviour, and the nature of evil.
- It offers a lively - at times even racy - read, with events vividly described and attention held by the anecdotes peppered throughout.
- Asked just how racy the pictures will be, Stevens explains, ‘The girl can do whatever she is comfortable with.’
- When a church leader asked him to tone down his use of racy language in his columns, his answer was swift.
- As for the film being racy, raunchy or titillating, there's utterly nothing groundbreaking here.
- Our reporter joins us now with controversy that surrounds these sexy women dancing in these racy videos.
- The album has been a best-seller as well as being well-received critically - MTV called it racy and experimental, influenced by 70s R&B and rap grooves.
- The feature was also loaded with racy photos and a variety of rude quotations.
- So racy is/was the content that in the 1930s the book could not even have been legally shipped through the US mail!
- His novels are entertaining, racy and often irreverent.
- The show disappeared for a short while when no network wished to run what was at times, a racy and offensive series.
- His fast-growing clothing company is built on pro-labor policies, racy ads, and a sexually charged culture
- They didn't like little ears to hear their juicy if not racy gossip.
Synonyms
risqué, sexy, naughty, spicy, juicy, suggestive, ribald, indelicate, indecorous, indecent, immodest, off colour, dirty, rude, smutty, crude, bawdy, vulgar, salacious, coarse
1. 1.1 (of a person or thing) showing vigor or spirit.
  （人，物）充满活力的，活泼的；精力充沛的
  a racy fiddle
  激扬的小提琴。
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the 18th century, there is a vivid description of the interface in a kitchen between a chef and a cook, from the racy pen of William Verral.
2. 1.2 (of a wine, flavor, etc.) having a characteristic quality in a high degree.
  （酒，风味等）具特色的；纯正的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The hotter the weather grows, the more this racy little dish seems like the answer to everything.
  Think of the reaction in your mouth when you drink a tart, racy white wine.
  I had to snare one final helping of Annapurna's yogurt rice, an exotic rice salad lit up by a creamy tang, coconut undercurrent and racy flavor bursts of mustard and cilantro.
  On the right bank clay and limestone soils predominate generally resulting in softer, broader whites than on the left bank where soils rich in lime produce racy wines comparable to those of the famous Wachau.
  Clean, pure and racy, with crystalline fruit, the wines flicker across the tongue, leaving an intense, vivid length.
  Also, they all make a startlingly fine Pinot Noir, a wine that often features a combination of California racy fruit with Burgundian earth tones.
  Pauper's Sancerre does not come better than the tart, racy, lemony fruit of this stylish Loire Sauvignon, a joint effort of French and Antipodean winemakers.
  A complex, petrolly German Riesling is ideal, combining racy acidity with enough sweetness to cope with the fruit.
  This light, slightly racy red wine would match well with grilled meats, salmon, lamb or pork.
  These can be lemon tart and as racy as green apple skins.
  Try a hot beef salad with plenty of chilli to match a racy rosé, fresh snapper still warm from the smoker, even barbecued lamb.
  A big-boned and racy Languedoc Syrah, it has a warm perfumed nose that hints of heather and dried spices.
  The restaurant's chicken adana is a juicy minced-chicken kebab underpinned by racy red pepper.
  If racy, fresh, hauntingly zingy white wine is your bag, Austria is for you.
  Tancer has also created his own blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Viognier, called Cuvee R, which marries beautifully the racy flavor of the Sauvignon with the exotic tropical flavors of Viognier.
  The best whites are crisp, lively, leafy and citrusy, while the top reds are vibrant, racy, refreshing red fruit-redolent wines with morello cherry and beetroot flavours to the fore.
  La Gitana is racy and complex and is probably the closest thing to the Fino style wines you drink in Spain.
  They're great as dips or racy condiments for the various couscous and tagine entrées.
  A racy little salad of roasted peppers and fresh parsley suits the imposing veal chop.
  The wine has both delicacy and power, with rich, racy, citrus-infused fruit but a bead of strength running through it.
3. 1.3 (of a vehicle or animal) designed or bred to be suitable for racing.
  （车辆，动物）为竞速赛设计（或饲养）的
  the yacht is fast and racy
  这艘快艇速度快，可供比赛用。
  Example sentencesExamples
  For those who want to leave their cars on the sidelines and try out something a more racy, a £20 donation will get you a spin in a Porsche or Noble.
  Summing it up in one sentence, she groaned, ‘I feel like a racy sports car that's being asked to act like a Ford pickup truck!’
  She's a big, beautiful, racy mare who was honest, finishing first or second in 25 starts.
  One thing this bike isn't is an aggressive, racy, messenger-style machine - it is a hardy performer.
  Several Polaris ATV models are used as farming and hunting quads but they are also reliable as a fast, racy, motocross style vehicle.
  The racy, muscular, correct filly is a half sister to Grade 3 winner Roman Envoy.
  The range still includes stodgy saloons and people-carriers; there are no sports cars or racy coupés.

词汇	racy
释义	Definition of racy in English: racy adjectiveracier, raciest ˈreɪsiˈreɪsi 1Lively, entertaining, and typically sexually titillating. （言谈，著述，举止）生动的，栩栩如生的，有趣的，泼辣的（尤指略带猥亵的） the novel was considered rather racy at the time 当时人们认为这部小说相当刺激。 Example sentencesExamples In light of its vast market power, Wal-Mart has infuriated the media with its long-standing refusal to stock obscene CDs and racy magazines. They didn't like little ears to hear their juicy if not racy gossip. His fast-growing clothing company is built on pro-labor policies, racy ads, and a sexually charged culture When a church leader asked him to tone down his use of racy language in his columns, his answer was swift. It offers a lively - at times even racy - read, with events vividly described and attention held by the anecdotes peppered throughout. At the time, the idea was to do a series of racy TV-movies for late Saturday nights that would be more adult and risqué than anything then being done for network television. As for the film being racy, raunchy or titillating, there's utterly nothing groundbreaking here. Our reporter joins us now with controversy that surrounds these sexy women dancing in these racy videos. The racy, hour-long play explores power, revenge, sexual behaviour, and the nature of evil. The album has been a best-seller as well as being well-received critically - MTV called it racy and experimental, influenced by 70s R&B and rap grooves. Entertainment Weekly wrote about racy Y / A novels in this week's issue. The film is probably most notable for its attempts to entertain adults with racy jokes and visuals. Asked just how racy the pictures will be, Stevens explains, ‘The girl can do whatever she is comfortable with.’ The feature was also loaded with racy photos and a variety of rude quotations. The material is frequently ribald, often racy, and always laced with profanity. The network isn't exactly family entertainment, although the shows' racy content had been somewhat toned down by the time Smith came aboard. His novels are entertaining, racy and often irreverent. Readers looking for a racy, entertaining romp full of plot twists, scandal and exposed secrets will not be disappointed. The show disappeared for a short while when no network wished to run what was at times, a racy and offensive series. So racy is/was the content that in the 1930s the book could not even have been legally shipped through the US mail! Synonyms risqué, sexy, naughty, spicy, juicy, suggestive, ribald, indelicate, indecorous, indecent, immodest, off colour, dirty, rude, smutty, crude, bawdy, vulgar, salacious, coarse 1.1 Showing vigour or spirit. （人，物）充满活力的，活泼的；精力充沛的 Example sentencesExamples In the 18th century, there is a vivid description of the interface in a kitchen between a chef and a cook, from the racy pen of William Verral. 1.2 (of a wine, flavour, etc.) having a characteristic quality in a high degree. （酒，风味等）具特色的；纯正的 Example sentencesExamples The wine has both delicacy and power, with rich, racy, citrus-infused fruit but a bead of strength running through it. A racy little salad of roasted peppers and fresh parsley suits the imposing veal chop. Pauper's Sancerre does not come better than the tart, racy, lemony fruit of this stylish Loire Sauvignon, a joint effort of French and Antipodean winemakers. A big-boned and racy Languedoc Syrah, it has a warm perfumed nose that hints of heather and dried spices. Also, they all make a startlingly fine Pinot Noir, a wine that often features a combination of California racy fruit with Burgundian earth tones. Tancer has also created his own blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Viognier, called Cuvee R, which marries beautifully the racy flavor of the Sauvignon with the exotic tropical flavors of Viognier. They're great as dips or racy condiments for the various couscous and tagine entrées. I had to snare one final helping of Annapurna's yogurt rice, an exotic rice salad lit up by a creamy tang, coconut undercurrent and racy flavor bursts of mustard and cilantro. La Gitana is racy and complex and is probably the closest thing to the Fino style wines you drink in Spain. Clean, pure and racy, with crystalline fruit, the wines flicker across the tongue, leaving an intense, vivid length. On the right bank clay and limestone soils predominate generally resulting in softer, broader whites than on the left bank where soils rich in lime produce racy wines comparable to those of the famous Wachau. The hotter the weather grows, the more this racy little dish seems like the answer to everything. If racy, fresh, hauntingly zingy white wine is your bag, Austria is for you. This light, slightly racy red wine would match well with grilled meats, salmon, lamb or pork. A complex, petrolly German Riesling is ideal, combining racy acidity with enough sweetness to cope with the fruit. The best whites are crisp, lively, leafy and citrusy, while the top reds are vibrant, racy, refreshing red fruit-redolent wines with morello cherry and beetroot flavours to the fore. Think of the reaction in your mouth when you drink a tart, racy white wine. Try a hot beef salad with plenty of chilli to match a racy rosé, fresh snapper still warm from the smoker, even barbecued lamb. These can be lemon tart and as racy as green apple skins. The restaurant's chicken adana is a juicy minced-chicken kebab underpinned by racy red pepper. 2(of a vehicle or animal) designed or bred to be suitable for racing. （车辆，动物）为竞速赛设计（或饲养）的 the yacht is fast and racy 这艘快艇速度快，可供比赛用。 Example sentencesExamples One thing this bike isn't is an aggressive, racy, messenger-style machine - it is a hardy performer. She's a big, beautiful, racy mare who was honest, finishing first or second in 25 starts. The range still includes stodgy saloons and people-carriers; there are no sports cars or racy coupés. Several Polaris ATV models are used as farming and hunting quads but they are also reliable as a fast, racy, motocross style vehicle. For those who want to leave their cars on the sidelines and try out something a more racy, a £20 donation will get you a spin in a Porsche or Noble. Summing it up in one sentence, she groaned, ‘I feel like a racy sports car that's being asked to act like a Ford pickup truck!’ The racy, muscular, correct filly is a half sister to Grade 3 winner Roman Envoy. Derivatives racily adverb ˈreɪsɪliˈreɪsəli In the main it is a catalogue of racily written anecdotes that describe the most notorious of the North's drug godfathers. Example sentencesExamples But if you think this 55-year-old, who is zipping along racily, is doing it for fun, think again. It is racily written and holds the reader's attention as well as any good detective or science fiction novel. Even if Nichols cheats a bit about a few details, he makes his main characters tragicomically true to life, racily human enough to wrest sympathy from the sourest souls. Though racily told, at times the plot stretches credence as well as patience. raciness noun ˈreɪsɪnəsˈreɪsinəs Danny was alarmed at the raciness of his thoughts, as his mind very rarely traveled in that direction. Example sentencesExamples We're doing the interview and whatever raciness they want to put in there, we'll run it. The libretto was re-written for raciness and local flavour and sung in English with surtitles, which seems redundant but was surprisingly handy. Its jazzy recreation of fast London life played on Soutra Gilmour's shiny steel set captures the impulsive raciness of contemporary living. The raciness of the show has caused a bit of a stir in some places. Rhymes Basie, Casey, Gracie, lacy, O'Casey, pace, pacy, precis, spacey, Stacey, Sulawesi, Tracy Definition of racy in US English: racy adjectiveˈreɪsiˈrāsē 1(of speech, writing, or behavior) lively, entertaining, and typically mildly titillating sexually. （言谈，著述，举止）生动的，栩栩如生的，有趣的，泼辣的（尤指略带猥亵的） the novel was considered rather racy at the time 当时人们认为这部小说相当刺激。 Example sentencesExamples The network isn't exactly family entertainment, although the shows' racy content had been somewhat toned down by the time Smith came aboard. The material is frequently ribald, often racy, and always laced with profanity. At the time, the idea was to do a series of racy TV-movies for late Saturday nights that would be more adult and risqué than anything then being done for network television. In light of its vast market power, Wal-Mart has infuriated the media with its long-standing refusal to stock obscene CDs and racy magazines. Entertainment Weekly wrote about racy Y / A novels in this week's issue. Readers looking for a racy, entertaining romp full of plot twists, scandal and exposed secrets will not be disappointed. The film is probably most notable for its attempts to entertain adults with racy jokes and visuals. The racy, hour-long play explores power, revenge, sexual behaviour, and the nature of evil. It offers a lively - at times even racy - read, with events vividly described and attention held by the anecdotes peppered throughout. Asked just how racy the pictures will be, Stevens explains, ‘The girl can do whatever she is comfortable with.’ When a church leader asked him to tone down his use of racy language in his columns, his answer was swift. As for the film being racy, raunchy or titillating, there's utterly nothing groundbreaking here. Our reporter joins us now with controversy that surrounds these sexy women dancing in these racy videos. The album has been a best-seller as well as being well-received critically - MTV called it racy and experimental, influenced by 70s R&B and rap grooves. The feature was also loaded with racy photos and a variety of rude quotations. So racy is/was the content that in the 1930s the book could not even have been legally shipped through the US mail! His novels are entertaining, racy and often irreverent. The show disappeared for a short while when no network wished to run what was at times, a racy and offensive series. His fast-growing clothing company is built on pro-labor policies, racy ads, and a sexually charged culture They didn't like little ears to hear their juicy if not racy gossip. Synonyms risqué, sexy, naughty, spicy, juicy, suggestive, ribald, indelicate, indecorous, indecent, immodest, off colour, dirty, rude, smutty, crude, bawdy, vulgar, salacious, coarse 1.1 (of a person or thing) showing vigor or spirit. （人，物）充满活力的，活泼的；精力充沛的 a racy fiddle 激扬的小提琴。 Example sentencesExamples In the 18th century, there is a vivid description of the interface in a kitchen between a chef and a cook, from the racy pen of William Verral. 1.2 (of a wine, flavor, etc.) having a characteristic quality in a high degree. （酒，风味等）具特色的；纯正的 Example sentencesExamples The hotter the weather grows, the more this racy little dish seems like the answer to everything. Think of the reaction in your mouth when you drink a tart, racy white wine. I had to snare one final helping of Annapurna's yogurt rice, an exotic rice salad lit up by a creamy tang, coconut undercurrent and racy flavor bursts of mustard and cilantro. On the right bank clay and limestone soils predominate generally resulting in softer, broader whites than on the left bank where soils rich in lime produce racy wines comparable to those of the famous Wachau. Clean, pure and racy, with crystalline fruit, the wines flicker across the tongue, leaving an intense, vivid length. Also, they all make a startlingly fine Pinot Noir, a wine that often features a combination of California racy fruit with Burgundian earth tones. Pauper's Sancerre does not come better than the tart, racy, lemony fruit of this stylish Loire Sauvignon, a joint effort of French and Antipodean winemakers. A complex, petrolly German Riesling is ideal, combining racy acidity with enough sweetness to cope with the fruit. This light, slightly racy red wine would match well with grilled meats, salmon, lamb or pork. These can be lemon tart and as racy as green apple skins. Try a hot beef salad with plenty of chilli to match a racy rosé, fresh snapper still warm from the smoker, even barbecued lamb. A big-boned and racy Languedoc Syrah, it has a warm perfumed nose that hints of heather and dried spices. The restaurant's chicken adana is a juicy minced-chicken kebab underpinned by racy red pepper. If racy, fresh, hauntingly zingy white wine is your bag, Austria is for you. Tancer has also created his own blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Viognier, called Cuvee R, which marries beautifully the racy flavor of the Sauvignon with the exotic tropical flavors of Viognier. The best whites are crisp, lively, leafy and citrusy, while the top reds are vibrant, racy, refreshing red fruit-redolent wines with morello cherry and beetroot flavours to the fore. La Gitana is racy and complex and is probably the closest thing to the Fino style wines you drink in Spain. They're great as dips or racy condiments for the various couscous and tagine entrées. A racy little salad of roasted peppers and fresh parsley suits the imposing veal chop. The wine has both delicacy and power, with rich, racy, citrus-infused fruit but a bead of strength running through it. 1.3 (of a vehicle or animal) designed or bred to be suitable for racing. （车辆，动物）为竞速赛设计（或饲养）的 the yacht is fast and racy 这艘快艇速度快，可供比赛用。 Example sentencesExamples For those who want to leave their cars on the sidelines and try out something a more racy, a £20 donation will get you a spin in a Porsche or Noble. Summing it up in one sentence, she groaned, ‘I feel like a racy sports car that's being asked to act like a Ford pickup truck!’ She's a big, beautiful, racy mare who was honest, finishing first or second in 25 starts. One thing this bike isn't is an aggressive, racy, messenger-style machine - it is a hardy performer. Several Polaris ATV models are used as farming and hunting quads but they are also reliable as a fast, racy, motocross style vehicle. The racy, muscular, correct filly is a half sister to Grade 3 winner Roman Envoy. The range still includes stodgy saloons and people-carriers; there are no sports cars or racy coupés.
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