cheeked in a sentence
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Definition
Cheeked (verb): to speak or act towards someone in a disrespectful or impudent manner, often in a playful or defiant way.
Crossword clues for cheeked
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "cheeked".
- He spoke to her with playful disrespect.
- She responded impudently to his comment.
- They often joked back with a sassy tone.
- His remarks were cheeky and bold today.
- She cheekily challenged his authority in jest.
Cheeked sentence examples
- She cheeked him playfully when he made a silly joke.
- The child cheeked his mother, sticking out his tongue in defiance.
- They cheeked the teacher during the lesson, trying to get a laugh.
- With a mischievous grin, he cheeked his best friend at the party.
- She cheeked her brother, teasing him about his new haircut.
- The dog cheeked its owner, refusing to follow commands.
- He cheeked the authority figure, not afraid to speak his mind.
- In a moment of bravery, she cheeked her opponent during the debate.
- They cheeked the waiter by playfully arguing about the menu.
- Her cheeked expression revealed her playful nature in every conversation.