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cheekiness

[ UK /t‍ʃˈiːkɪnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the trait of being rude and impertinent; inclined to take liberties

How To Use cheekiness In A Sentence

  • I don't blame Rosenthal for being a bit testy after my cheekiness.
  • It was the look of them, partly: the skanky paper, the low-mirth smudginess of their production; but also the dismalness of the schoolyard world they portrayed: discipline versus cheekiness, small victories, practical jokes, jeering, every teacher undernourished, every kid drawn as though he had rickets. Kalooki Nights
  • These things were right and proper, but Wikkey felt uncomfortable under an imputation of "cheekiness" from the "big chap" who had so taken his fancy, and wondered at his own feeling. Wikkey A Scrap
  • LONDON – Eat My Handbag, Bitch! is the name of a vintage clothing shop in London's newly trendified East End. English cheekiness of this genre would normally convulse me with mirth, but I find I am strangely unamused. My Tour of London: Classic Drag, Chien , C-s
  • He's funny, co-operative and engaging and he is getting his cheekiness back.
  • I was hired on the spot because my inquisitor thought I evidenced a degree of cheekiness that would ensure my survival as her underling.
  • They are filled with cheekiness and had great costumes.
  • I was beaten only three times - once for reading Biggles in first year Latin class, once for cheekiness, and once for pillow-fighting, and frankly, I would have been ashamed to have left school without having been caned.
  • cheekiness" to bigger boys, and have used my canvas as a screen to shield off stones. The Idler Magazine, Volume III, June 1893 An Illustrated Monthly
  • And while Rico Rodriguez and Ariel Winter deliver gracious thank yous, Nolan Gould is all scripted cheekiness, ranting about child actors being treated like animals. SAG Top Moments: The Scorsese-est Drinking Game
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