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Meaning of sassily in English:

sassily

adverb

informal

See sassy

‘‘It's like everywhere else: certain kinds of music become fashionable, so everybody goes out and buys it,’ she remarks sassily.’
  • ‘‘I'm trying to be lady-like and not stuff my face like you heathens,’ I replied sassily.’
  • ‘She just flipped her long blonde curls sassily and flirted her ocean blue eyes, which were framed by long, mascaraed eyelashes.’
  • ‘Only Clair was in the room, standing in front of me, her arms folded sassily, her cold, brown eyes narrowed at me.’
  • ‘She kept on talking at me about something I had done wrong, and I spoke up sassily.’