absol. An audacious or shameless person. Obsolete.

A hood. capron hardy: an appellation for an impudent fellow.

A presumptuous or saucy person.

A person possessing or exhibiting qualities or behaviour associated with (tame) apes or monkeys, esp. in… As a depreciative name or nickname. Obsolete…

An impudent, presumptuous, or impertinent person; a person who behaves in a saucy manner. Cf. Jack sauce n. at Jack, n.2 compounds 1b, saucebox, n.…

(a nickname for) an impudent or impertinent person.

A person of unblushing effrontery or insolence.

(a name for) an impudent, arrogant, or presumptuous man; cf. sauce, n. 7.

As one word: A brazen-faced person.

Chiefly with capital initial. A presumptuous, insolent, or disrespectful person. Now archaic.

An impertinent person (in various senses of the adjective); esp. a presumptuous, insolent, or disrespectful person. Cf. impertinence, n. 3a.

transferred. = insolence, n. 1d.

An insolent person (in senses A. 1 A. 2).

an impudent person.

An impudent fellow.

Applied to an impudent person.

One who has a bold face; an impudent person; also attributive.

(a nickname for) an impudent, fierce, or stern-looking person; cf. brazen-face, n. 2.

(From the proverbial wealth, luxury, and licentiousness of ancient Corinth). A wealthy man; a profligate idler; a gay, licentious man; also, a…

(a) †n. see quot. 1699; (b) adj. unable to be touched by scandal.

(a nickname for) a cheeky or impertinent person; cf. saucebox, n.

A keen-witted, impudent person. In quot.: one who obtains money and property from a ship by pretending to be a pirate; cf. busking, n.2 1. Obsolete.

The quality of being insolent, esp. as manifested in action. transferred. An insolent person.

nonce-wd, one who displays effrontery.

A pert person (in various senses). Also with plural agreement and the: pert people as a class. Now rare (poetic in later use).

Impertinent talk. Also: an impertinent or gossiping person.

colloquial (originally slang). Originally: an ingenious, clever, or audacious person. In later use chiefly: an odd or eccentric person, esp. one in…

English regional (Yorkshire). Impertinence, forwardness, sauciness. Also: an impertinent or saucy person.

a sassy person; (originally) one who is impudent, impertinent, or cheeky; (later also) one who is self-assured, bold, or spirited.

colloquial. a one: a person who is remarkable, outrageous, impudent, or otherwise distinctive; esp. in you are a one.

A cockapert person.