BRASH, BRASHNESS
ADJECTIVES
1727 ► HOYDEN uncouth, brash, boisterous
1728 ► COXY self-important, arrogant; brash, cheeky, impudent
1734 ► HOYDENISH uncouth, brash, boisterous
1884 ► FLY brash; wild, audacious, impertinent → US sl.
..E20 ► ASSY brash; uppity, overbearing → US
1944 ► ABRASIVE brash; tactless; aggressively direct; acting without concern for the feelings of others
1999 ► NOT BACKWARD IN COMING FORWARD brash or self-promoting → Aust. sl. (Bk.)
NOUNS
1835 ► SAUCE brashness; sauciness, impertinence, pertness → colloq.
1930 ► POP-OFF a brash or boastful statement → US sl.
NOUNS, PERSON
1656 ► HOYDEN an uncouth or bad-mannered woman; a badly-behaved, brash, or boisterous young woman or girl
1663 ► HIGH FLIER a brash, extravagant, or daring unconventional person, esp. one who makes a display of high or fast living; a fashionable prostitute → colloq.
1930 ► POP-OFF a brash or boastful person → US sl.
VERBS
1696 ► HOYDEN to behave in an uncouth, brash, or boisterous manner
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