Sassily

She was wearing a Versace-goes-punk, gold-studded biker jacket, super-sassily teamed with hoops and baubles from her HSN jewelry collection. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Grids of rebar and bamboo stakes helped somewhat, but new layers of soil conditioner have covered those deterrents and the many holes and half eaten bulbs found continues to elicit growls, howls and skyward fist shaking towards the criminals sitting and chitting sassily in the nearby nut trees. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And I can do little but gawk at them, shake my head with my lips sassily puckered, and tell them “too late!” ❋ Unknown (2009)

“I always pay my debts,” Tameeka retorted sassily. ❋ Desiree Day (2005)

Then Todd as Ophelia bent down and shouted sassily into my ear: I ran away three days ago, you old battle-ax. ❋ Diane Leslie (1999)

Her rangy, sassily clad frame and coruscating carrot crop make her instantly recognisable. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Theron, sassily subtle and totally comfortable downplaying her beauty except when she uses it as a weapon, is a hot mess. ❋ Joe Neumaier (2011)

She is introduced on the beach, saying sassily to a waiter, in her husky, latin flair, "You have mojitos or you have mojitos?" ❋ Sam Bellikoff (2011)

The last play we saw from Lynn Nottage was the sassily satirical Fabulation - about a career-driven black New Yorker who falls off the ladder of success back down into the ghetto she has snootily renounced. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This shot of a lady sassily smoking a cigarette at Union Station in D.C. was taken in the ❋ Unknown (2010)

Yes, some have been rushed to the ICU or have had mild to major surgeries but they continue to stand there with the ups and downs of the city, competing sassily with the new kids on the block, these grand old beauties. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I thought it was hilarious how quickly she changed her mind and I muttered sassily, "Passive aggressive" - not to mean "passive aggressive" with the real definition, but to mean two opposites being expressed … you know, "use it!" vs. "Don't use it!" ❋ Unknown (2009)

As i [walked] away [sassily] to the [party]. ❋ SupBruh (2015)