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  • 1Sassy (magazine) — Sassy Categories Teen Magazine Frequency Monthly Publisher Matilda Publications (1988 89), Lang Communications (1989 1994) First issue March …

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  • 2Sassy Pandez — Sassy Pandez[1] of London is an international Hip hop, RnB, Reggaeton, Dancehall and Club Classics DJ[2][3] and model.[4][5] …

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  • 3Sassy bark — Sas sy bark (Bot.) The bark of a West African leguminous tree ({Erythrophl[ae]um Guineense}, used by the natives as an ordeal poison, and also medicinally; called also {mancona bark}. [1913 Webster] …

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  • 4Sassy, Calvados — Sassy is a commune in the département of Calvados in the Basse Normandie region in France. Its postal code is 14170. The INSEE code is 14669.*Population: 184 *Area: 9.56 km² *Elevation: 68 m *Canton Morteaux Coulibœuf …

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  • 5sassy — 1833, Amer.Eng., alteration of SAUCY (Cf. saucy) …

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  • 6sassy — [adj] impudent arrant, audacious, bold, brassy, brazen, cheeky*, discourteous, disrespectful, flip*, flippant, fresh, insolent, mouthy*, overbold, rude, saucy*, smart alecky*, smartmouthed, wise; concept 401 …

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  • 7sassy — ► ADJECTIVE (sassier, sassiest) informal, chiefly N. Amer. ▪ bold and spirited; impudent …

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  • 8sassy — [sas′ē] adj. sassier, sassiest [dial. var. of SAUCY] Informal impudent; saucy …

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  • 9sassy bark — [sas′ē] [prob. of Afr orig.] 1. the bark of a leguminous African tree (Erythrophleum guineense) yielding an alkaloid, used as a substitute for digitalis, and a poison used in trial by ordeal 2. this tree: also called sassywood [sas′ēwood΄] n …

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  • 10Sassy Magazine — Infobox Magazine title = Sassy image size = 200px image caption = The April 1992 cover of Sassy featuring Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love editor = Jane Pratt editor title = editor in chief frequency = Monthly circulation = category = Teen Magazine… …

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