Definition of sass in English:

sass

noun sassæs

mass nounNorth American informal

Impudence; cheek.
厚颜无耻；粗鲁的行为；无礼，放肆
the kind of boy that wouldn't give you any sass
不会跟你顶嘴的那种男孩。
Example sentencesExamples
- Delivered with that kind of sass, some audiences might find these plays hard to take.
- This is blues rock cranked up to 70's stadium level, full of sass and attitude.
- The intensity of the vocals gradually build, the tremolo becomes more wild, and when the orchestra begins to hit on the bridge she comes out street-smart and full of sass.
- In New York, Milan and Paris, designers continued to embrace the polished and sophisticated glamour of last fall, adding a bit of playfulness, a hint of sass and a whole lot of color.
- I also got a little bit of sass over the use of plywood.
- The perfect package of sleek soul and street sass, she shifted a remarkable 12 million records.
- But Lauren Kennedy, though she sings agreeably, is too ordinary as Nellie: a woman who is prepared to overcome her Arkansas origins to marry a French planter needs a bit of sass.
- I couldn't recognise the yearner of the poems in this woman of sass and spirit.
- Ruth is a pretty funny lady, but her sass and verve seem to be overplayed and pretty much misused here.
- She immediately slaps Rafferty and doesn't take his sass.
- One of the first things we learn from listening to these characters is that they may be poor, struggling, and practically desperate, but by golly, they have sass.
- A well-cut skirt that moves around the knee adds just the right amount of sass to a conservative hemline.
- Any child that projects sass or any attitude walks home empty handed!
- The Americans kept taking sass from the British and didn't object because they were real weenies back then.
- The movie is in dire need of some sass, not to mention a drop or two of genuine emotion.
- Using her intelligence, sass and humour she's become living proof that the size of your bottom doesn't dictate your chances of success in life.
- Sure, the track picks up a new tone: sass and swagger, winking and wiggling.
- The ranger could take only so much sass from a man.
- I don't need any more of your insubordination, young man, and I certainly don't need your sass.
- You've got sass, style, and a ‘I don't care about nothing’ type attitude.
Synonyms
impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt

verb sassæs

[with object]North American informal

Be cheeky or rude to (someone)
对…无礼；跟…顶嘴；粗鲁对待
we wouldn't have dreamed of sassing our parents
我们做梦也没有想过要跟父母顶嘴。
Example sentencesExamples
- He's too big for his britches, always thinking he knows best, quick to sass his elders and a hot head.
- She agrees to smuggle Lukas into occupied Turkish territory so he can see his hometown again, but he keeps almost getting them killed by sassing every Turk in sight.
- Take note of that, the next time you sass your grandparents or fail to wash your hands before dinner.
- What I do know is that Bridges was trouble on the set from day one, repeatedly sassing directors, crew members, and even fellow cast members.
- Why did she presume I was sassing her, you may wonder?
- Scout insisted that she'd asked Atticus, and she got in trouble for sassing her aunt.
- Just remember women, stay safe, and don't sass your busy men!
- His aunt sassed him again before turning to leave his room to let him change.
- ‘And don't you start sassing your mother, either,’ her father added.
- And the boys would get rowdy, running around and sassing us.
- I should love to see Gerald's face if you sassed him, but it would be too risky: I outrank him, but you most certainly don't.
- Don't sass your boyfriend, Lil, that's the best way to lose him!
- They didn't know how often Ray called him names or hit or sassed him.
- He lies, steals cars, runs off in the middle of the night and sasses his elders; he could use a swift kick in the rear.
- I couldn't make out what exactly it was about - it sounded like the girl had sassed a Port Authority cop or something.
- ‘Don't you sass me, young lady,’ she said sternly, and I apologized.

Origin

Mid 19th century: variant of sauce.

Rhymes

alas, Alsace, amass, Bass, chasse, crass, crevasse, en masse, gas, Hamas, lass, mass, morass, tarantass, tass, wrasse

Definition of sass in US English:

sass

nounsæssas

North American informal

Impudence; cheek.
厚颜无耻；粗鲁的行为；无礼，放肆
the kind of boy that wouldn't give you any sass
不会跟你顶嘴的那种男孩。
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the first things we learn from listening to these characters is that they may be poor, struggling, and practically desperate, but by golly, they have sass.
- This is blues rock cranked up to 70's stadium level, full of sass and attitude.
- The movie is in dire need of some sass, not to mention a drop or two of genuine emotion.
- The intensity of the vocals gradually build, the tremolo becomes more wild, and when the orchestra begins to hit on the bridge she comes out street-smart and full of sass.
- Ruth is a pretty funny lady, but her sass and verve seem to be overplayed and pretty much misused here.
- The ranger could take only so much sass from a man.
- Any child that projects sass or any attitude walks home empty handed!
- Using her intelligence, sass and humour she's become living proof that the size of your bottom doesn't dictate your chances of success in life.
- Delivered with that kind of sass, some audiences might find these plays hard to take.
- You've got sass, style, and a ‘I don't care about nothing’ type attitude.
- The perfect package of sleek soul and street sass, she shifted a remarkable 12 million records.
- She immediately slaps Rafferty and doesn't take his sass.
- I couldn't recognise the yearner of the poems in this woman of sass and spirit.
- I also got a little bit of sass over the use of plywood.
- Sure, the track picks up a new tone: sass and swagger, winking and wiggling.
- I don't need any more of your insubordination, young man, and I certainly don't need your sass.
- The Americans kept taking sass from the British and didn't object because they were real weenies back then.
- But Lauren Kennedy, though she sings agreeably, is too ordinary as Nellie: a woman who is prepared to overcome her Arkansas origins to marry a French planter needs a bit of sass.
- A well-cut skirt that moves around the knee adds just the right amount of sass to a conservative hemline.
- In New York, Milan and Paris, designers continued to embrace the polished and sophisticated glamour of last fall, adding a bit of playfulness, a hint of sass and a whole lot of color.
Synonyms
impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt

verbsæssas

[with object]North American informal

Be cheeky or rude to (someone)
对…无礼；跟…顶嘴；粗鲁对待
we wouldn't have dreamed of sassing our parents
我们做梦也没有想过要跟父母顶嘴。
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘And don't you start sassing your mother, either,’ her father added.
- And the boys would get rowdy, running around and sassing us.
- He's too big for his britches, always thinking he knows best, quick to sass his elders and a hot head.
- Scout insisted that she'd asked Atticus, and she got in trouble for sassing her aunt.
- What I do know is that Bridges was trouble on the set from day one, repeatedly sassing directors, crew members, and even fellow cast members.
- He lies, steals cars, runs off in the middle of the night and sasses his elders; he could use a swift kick in the rear.
- Why did she presume I was sassing her, you may wonder?
- Just remember women, stay safe, and don't sass your busy men!
- I should love to see Gerald's face if you sassed him, but it would be too risky: I outrank him, but you most certainly don't.
- ‘Don't you sass me, young lady,’ she said sternly, and I apologized.
- Take note of that, the next time you sass your grandparents or fail to wash your hands before dinner.
- Don't sass your boyfriend, Lil, that's the best way to lose him!
- She agrees to smuggle Lukas into occupied Turkish territory so he can see his hometown again, but he keeps almost getting them killed by sassing every Turk in sight.
- His aunt sassed him again before turning to leave his room to let him change.
- They didn't know how often Ray called him names or hit or sassed him.
- I couldn't make out what exactly it was about - it sounded like the girl had sassed a Port Authority cop or something.

Origin

Mid 19th century: variant of sauce.

词汇	sass
释义	Definition of sass in English: sass noun sassæs mass nounNorth American informal Impudence; cheek. 厚颜无耻；粗鲁的行为；无礼，放肆 the kind of boy that wouldn't give you any sass 不会跟你顶嘴的那种男孩。 Example sentencesExamples Delivered with that kind of sass, some audiences might find these plays hard to take. This is blues rock cranked up to 70's stadium level, full of sass and attitude. The intensity of the vocals gradually build, the tremolo becomes more wild, and when the orchestra begins to hit on the bridge she comes out street-smart and full of sass. In New York, Milan and Paris, designers continued to embrace the polished and sophisticated glamour of last fall, adding a bit of playfulness, a hint of sass and a whole lot of color. I also got a little bit of sass over the use of plywood. The perfect package of sleek soul and street sass, she shifted a remarkable 12 million records. But Lauren Kennedy, though she sings agreeably, is too ordinary as Nellie: a woman who is prepared to overcome her Arkansas origins to marry a French planter needs a bit of sass. I couldn't recognise the yearner of the poems in this woman of sass and spirit. Ruth is a pretty funny lady, but her sass and verve seem to be overplayed and pretty much misused here. She immediately slaps Rafferty and doesn't take his sass. One of the first things we learn from listening to these characters is that they may be poor, struggling, and practically desperate, but by golly, they have sass. A well-cut skirt that moves around the knee adds just the right amount of sass to a conservative hemline. Any child that projects sass or any attitude walks home empty handed! The Americans kept taking sass from the British and didn't object because they were real weenies back then. The movie is in dire need of some sass, not to mention a drop or two of genuine emotion. Using her intelligence, sass and humour she's become living proof that the size of your bottom doesn't dictate your chances of success in life. Sure, the track picks up a new tone: sass and swagger, winking and wiggling. The ranger could take only so much sass from a man. I don't need any more of your insubordination, young man, and I certainly don't need your sass. You've got sass, style, and a ‘I don't care about nothing’ type attitude. Synonyms impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt verb sassæs [with object]North American informal Be cheeky or rude to (someone) 对…无礼；跟…顶嘴；粗鲁对待 we wouldn't have dreamed of sassing our parents 我们做梦也没有想过要跟父母顶嘴。 Example sentencesExamples He's too big for his britches, always thinking he knows best, quick to sass his elders and a hot head. She agrees to smuggle Lukas into occupied Turkish territory so he can see his hometown again, but he keeps almost getting them killed by sassing every Turk in sight. Take note of that, the next time you sass your grandparents or fail to wash your hands before dinner. What I do know is that Bridges was trouble on the set from day one, repeatedly sassing directors, crew members, and even fellow cast members. Why did she presume I was sassing her, you may wonder? Scout insisted that she'd asked Atticus, and she got in trouble for sassing her aunt. Just remember women, stay safe, and don't sass your busy men! His aunt sassed him again before turning to leave his room to let him change. ‘And don't you start sassing your mother, either,’ her father added. And the boys would get rowdy, running around and sassing us. I should love to see Gerald's face if you sassed him, but it would be too risky: I outrank him, but you most certainly don't. Don't sass your boyfriend, Lil, that's the best way to lose him! They didn't know how often Ray called him names or hit or sassed him. He lies, steals cars, runs off in the middle of the night and sasses his elders; he could use a swift kick in the rear. I couldn't make out what exactly it was about - it sounded like the girl had sassed a Port Authority cop or something. ‘Don't you sass me, young lady,’ she said sternly, and I apologized. Origin Mid 19th century: variant of sauce. Rhymes alas, Alsace, amass, Bass, chasse, crass, crevasse, en masse, gas, Hamas, lass, mass, morass, tarantass, tass, wrasse Definition of sass in US English: sass nounsæssas North American informal Impudence; cheek. 厚颜无耻；粗鲁的行为；无礼，放肆 the kind of boy that wouldn't give you any sass 不会跟你顶嘴的那种男孩。 Example sentencesExamples One of the first things we learn from listening to these characters is that they may be poor, struggling, and practically desperate, but by golly, they have sass. This is blues rock cranked up to 70's stadium level, full of sass and attitude. The movie is in dire need of some sass, not to mention a drop or two of genuine emotion. The intensity of the vocals gradually build, the tremolo becomes more wild, and when the orchestra begins to hit on the bridge she comes out street-smart and full of sass. Ruth is a pretty funny lady, but her sass and verve seem to be overplayed and pretty much misused here. The ranger could take only so much sass from a man. Any child that projects sass or any attitude walks home empty handed! Using her intelligence, sass and humour she's become living proof that the size of your bottom doesn't dictate your chances of success in life. Delivered with that kind of sass, some audiences might find these plays hard to take. You've got sass, style, and a ‘I don't care about nothing’ type attitude. The perfect package of sleek soul and street sass, she shifted a remarkable 12 million records. She immediately slaps Rafferty and doesn't take his sass. I couldn't recognise the yearner of the poems in this woman of sass and spirit. I also got a little bit of sass over the use of plywood. Sure, the track picks up a new tone: sass and swagger, winking and wiggling. I don't need any more of your insubordination, young man, and I certainly don't need your sass. The Americans kept taking sass from the British and didn't object because they were real weenies back then. But Lauren Kennedy, though she sings agreeably, is too ordinary as Nellie: a woman who is prepared to overcome her Arkansas origins to marry a French planter needs a bit of sass. A well-cut skirt that moves around the knee adds just the right amount of sass to a conservative hemline. In New York, Milan and Paris, designers continued to embrace the polished and sophisticated glamour of last fall, adding a bit of playfulness, a hint of sass and a whole lot of color. Synonyms impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt verbsæssas [with object]North American informal Be cheeky or rude to (someone) 对…无礼；跟…顶嘴；粗鲁对待 we wouldn't have dreamed of sassing our parents 我们做梦也没有想过要跟父母顶嘴。 Example sentencesExamples ‘And don't you start sassing your mother, either,’ her father added. And the boys would get rowdy, running around and sassing us. He's too big for his britches, always thinking he knows best, quick to sass his elders and a hot head. Scout insisted that she'd asked Atticus, and she got in trouble for sassing her aunt. What I do know is that Bridges was trouble on the set from day one, repeatedly sassing directors, crew members, and even fellow cast members. He lies, steals cars, runs off in the middle of the night and sasses his elders; he could use a swift kick in the rear. Why did she presume I was sassing her, you may wonder? Just remember women, stay safe, and don't sass your busy men! I should love to see Gerald's face if you sassed him, but it would be too risky: I outrank him, but you most certainly don't. ‘Don't you sass me, young lady,’ she said sternly, and I apologized. Take note of that, the next time you sass your grandparents or fail to wash your hands before dinner. Don't sass your boyfriend, Lil, that's the best way to lose him! She agrees to smuggle Lukas into occupied Turkish territory so he can see his hometown again, but he keeps almost getting them killed by sassing every Turk in sight. His aunt sassed him again before turning to leave his room to let him change. They didn't know how often Ray called him names or hit or sassed him. I couldn't make out what exactly it was about - it sounded like the girl had sassed a Port Authority cop or something. Origin Mid 19th century: variant of sauce.
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