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His feisty humor kept everyone entertained at the party. 19. The feisty debate left both sides passionately defending their views. 20. The feisty toddler refused to take no for an answer. 21. She had a feisty spirit that inspired those around her. 22. The feisty journalist fearlessly pursued the truth. 23. The feisty character in the story ...
FEISTY meaning: active, confident, and determined: . Learn more.
Feisty definition: Full of spirit or determination; plucky or spunky. Origin of Feisty 1896, American, feist (“small, aggressive dog”) + -y; the term feist (now rare) itself originally meant “stink”, and earlier “fart”, from Middle English, from Old English, from Proto-Germanic, presumably from Proto-Indo-European – see feist for details.
feisty (adjective) feisty / ˈ faɪsti/ adjective. feistier; feistiest. Britannica Dictionary definition of FEISTY. [also more feisty; most feisty] : not afraid to fight or argue : very lively and aggressive. The novel features a feisty heroine. Even her opponents admire her feisty spirit.
