feist·y 
(fīstē)
(fīstē)adj. feist·i·er, feist·i·est
1. Full of spirit or determination; plucky or spunky: "Feisty, smart, and courageous child protagonists ... populate [her] fictional world" (Carolyn L. Shute). See Note at andiron.
2. Quarrelsome or aggressive: "A bunch of guys got tipsy ... One of them got feisty and starting swinging punches at the others" (Didi Emmons).
[From FEIST.]
feisti·ness n.
- putdownable
- put down roots
- put finger on
- put finger on
- put foot down
- put foot in mouth
- put foot in one's mouth
- put forth
- put forward
- put/have all (one's) eggs in one basket
- put heads together
- put house in order
- put in
- Putin
- put in an appearance
- Put-in-Bay
- put in mind
- put in place
- put in someone's place
- put in work
- put it all together
- put it to
- put it to (someone)
- put it to someone
- put/lay (one's) cards on the table