gutsy

Brave and bold. That intern sure is gutsy—she asked for a week off on her first day. Pulling the goalie with so much time left is a gutsy move, but if they tie the score, their coach will look like a genius.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

gutsy

(ˈgətsi)

mod. courageous; feisty. Ernie’s acting sort of gutsy today. What happened?

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

ballsy
bodacious
have the nerve to (do something)
have the nerve to do something
have the gall to (do something)
have the gall to do
show (a lot) of bottle
man or a mouse, (are you) a
have a nerve
have a/some nerve

References in periodicals archive

She explains: "Honest and Gutsy reflects what we do.

Food has become glorious again for Gutsy Catherine; A diagnosis of Crohn's disease proved lifechanging in many ways for Catherine Maclaine. JANE HALL hears how the former solicitor turned food entrepreneur

How gutsy can advertising get, especially when there is some political overture?

Marketers urged to produce gutsy ads

"But it was gutsy and we are digging in for one another at the moment which is a good sign and the character and spirit are there."

Wolves overcome Giants - and the Easter fatigue

On the form of his placed efforts in last season's Champion Chase and Tingle Creek, he looks to have several his quirks gutsy pounds in hand of today's rivals.

Sternrubin can be hooded hero of Cheltenham; TODAY'S TOP TIPS

He was convicted at Cardiff Magistrates' Court and fined PS1,000 for knowingly allowing a licensable activity to be carried out at the Gutsy Goose restaurant.

Restaurateur fined PS1,000 for illegal sale of alcohol

HOPEFUL 3 Ramona Karlsson gave a gutsy performance at the race

World Rallycross proves a challenging test for Albatec Racing team

In the senior men's race Morpeth's Jonny Taylor, after a gutsy performance in the European Championships in Budapest where he finished in 11th place, is joined by former Sunderland athlete Patrick Martin.

Quintet's GB call-ups a Great New Year boost

The gutsy matriarch went mad after seeing her son fouled in a youth football match between local derby rivals Rapid and Steaua Bucharest.

Romanian Football Mum Invades Pitch after Son is Fouled [VIDEO]

There were no winners declared but Sean Martin, Markel's marketing director, said: "It was the gutsy and polished performance that we expected of Sam.

Thomas survives ordeal in the ring

"I'm not quite sure that Kane has realized what he has done just yet, but in terms of New Zealand cricket history it will go down as one of the gutsier innings, and one of the more gutsy fighting efforts on the last day against this sort of attack," Stuff.co.nz quoted McCullum, as saying.

Williamson receives plaudits after scoring Test match saving ton in Wellington

It's a car you can buy with both your heart and head because it offers all the practicalities needed by today's family man/businessman in terms of space, and at the same time has gutsy performance and handling to put a smile on the face of the driver who still yearns for their two-seater sportscar.

For the head and heart; never be boring again with the Renault Megane Sport Tourer

STUART Pearce hailed his "gutsy" England players after watching them seal a hat-trick of UEFA Under-21 Championship finals appearances with a tense play-off victory over Romania.

Pearce pleased with young guns

Gutsy Fanshawe won this Group One contest three years in a row with Macadamia and Soviet Song (twice).

Scene set for Blast master

Summary: Duncan Fletcher says Michael Vaughan is making the right decision by retiring from all cricket, hailing him as a "gutsy fighter".

Vaughan right to retire

Seeing that 25 percent of the women taking their trips are going solo, Gutsy Women Travel has added a Guaranteed Share Program as a savings option for single travelers.

Destination News - North America

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释义	gutsy gutsy Brave and bold. That intern sure is gutsy—she asked for a week off on her first day. Pulling the goalie with so much time left is a gutsy move, but if they tie the score, their coach will look like a genius. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. gutsy (ˈgətsi) mod. courageous; feisty. Ernie’s acting sort of gutsy today. What happened? McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: ballsy bodacious have the nerve to (do something) have the nerve to do something have the gall to (do something) have the gall to do show (a lot) of bottle man or a mouse, (are you) a have a nerve have a/some nerve References in periodicals archive She explains: "Honest and Gutsy reflects what we do. Food has become glorious again for Gutsy Catherine; A diagnosis of Crohn's disease proved lifechanging in many ways for Catherine Maclaine. JANE HALL hears how the former solicitor turned food entrepreneur How gutsy can advertising get, especially when there is some political overture? Marketers urged to produce gutsy ads "But it was gutsy and we are digging in for one another at the moment which is a good sign and the character and spirit are there." Wolves overcome Giants - and the Easter fatigue On the form of his placed efforts in last season's Champion Chase and Tingle Creek, he looks to have several his quirks gutsy pounds in hand of today's rivals. Sternrubin can be hooded hero of Cheltenham; TODAY'S TOP TIPS He was convicted at Cardiff Magistrates' Court and fined PS1,000 for knowingly allowing a licensable activity to be carried out at the Gutsy Goose restaurant. Restaurateur fined PS1,000 for illegal sale of alcohol HOPEFUL 3 Ramona Karlsson gave a gutsy performance at the race World Rallycross proves a challenging test for Albatec Racing team In the senior men's race Morpeth's Jonny Taylor, after a gutsy performance in the European Championships in Budapest where he finished in 11th place, is joined by former Sunderland athlete Patrick Martin. Quintet's GB call-ups a Great New Year boost The gutsy matriarch went mad after seeing her son fouled in a youth football match between local derby rivals Rapid and Steaua Bucharest. Romanian Football Mum Invades Pitch after Son is Fouled [VIDEO] There were no winners declared but Sean Martin, Markel's marketing director, said: "It was the gutsy and polished performance that we expected of Sam. Thomas survives ordeal in the ring "I'm not quite sure that Kane has realized what he has done just yet, but in terms of New Zealand cricket history it will go down as one of the gutsier innings, and one of the more gutsy fighting efforts on the last day against this sort of attack," Stuff.co.nz quoted McCullum, as saying. Williamson receives plaudits after scoring Test match saving ton in Wellington It's a car you can buy with both your heart and head because it offers all the practicalities needed by today's family man/businessman in terms of space, and at the same time has gutsy performance and handling to put a smile on the face of the driver who still yearns for their two-seater sportscar. For the head and heart; never be boring again with the Renault Megane Sport Tourer STUART Pearce hailed his "gutsy" England players after watching them seal a hat-trick of UEFA Under-21 Championship finals appearances with a tense play-off victory over Romania. Pearce pleased with young guns Gutsy Fanshawe won this Group One contest three years in a row with Macadamia and Soviet Song (twice). Scene set for Blast master Summary: Duncan Fletcher says Michael Vaughan is making the right decision by retiring from all cricket, hailing him as a "gutsy fighter". Vaughan right to retire Seeing that 25 percent of the women taking their trips are going solo, Gutsy Women Travel has added a Guaranteed Share Program as a savings option for single travelers. Destination News - North America
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