What does this mean...?

I use sassy to mean high-spirited and maybe a bit rebellious.

The racehorse had a sassy way of tossing her head in the starting gate.

I do not use the negative sense of this word
because it is a way of suppressing childlike inquisitiveness.

The little girl always responded to demands that she do her chores with sassy questions about the reasons why they

so this word is not always use in a negative way?

No, not always. Sassy can also be used to mean what it says in the bold text below.

sassy (sàs´ê) adjective
sassier, sassiest
1. Rude and disrespectful; impudent.
2. Lively and spirited; jaunty.
3. Stylish; chic: a sassy little hat.
[Alteration of SAUCY.]
- sas´sily adverb
- sas´siness noun

0ok but when i was walking home from school someone said, "sassy bucket!" now what does that mean?0-

0what does sassy mean0-

high spirited, lively, full of fun.

HIghly spirited, and full of yes, yes. However, in English, there is that rude connotation. Sassy can mean cool. The words "sassy bucket" may mean a cool bucket, but it would have to be a pretty cool little bucket.

Mo

living in the midwestern united states, sassy is a less common used word in normal language. However it will be used precisely because of that. a bit of spice to a conversion.

it is used mainly to describe a female or perhaps a child. i would never use it to describe a man (unless I wanted to provoke a fight or perhaps indicated homosexuality).

example usage:

someone yo

dictionary says that;

American English

1) a child who is sassy is rude to someone they should respect [= cheeky British English]

2) someone, especially a woman, who is sassy is confident and does not really care what other people think about her

so maybe we can think about her ;she is cool(sassy).
But i don't understand ; Can its meaning be not friendly

ok my boyfriend told me he wishes i was more sassy was does that mean?