Meanings of as feisty in English

Emms looked as feisty as ever, and Kellogg coolly controlled her hitting.

Berry had never been as feisty as Anton's natural daughter, Helen, true enough.

Unfortunately for Ulster, Heidi was twice as confused and three times as feisty.

He's as feisty as ever and hasn't shown any signs of slowing down.

Mugabe comes across as feisty and sprightly for his age.

And she proved as feisty an opponent for the be-wigged QCs as her political predecessors.

But you're still as feisty as ever.

But maybe she shouldn't ride now because of the baby, especially on a horse as feisty as Vesta.

I stared after the old gent, wondering if I would be as feisty as he was when I was his age.

Keothavong was every bit as feisty and fiery as Schiavone and her tennis was, for the most part, a good deal more consistent.

I figured, as feisty as Helene is, it would take an "oops" like this for them to have any more kids.

CATHERINE Breillat looked frail but was as feisty as ever when she introduced the London Film Festival screening of The Last Mistress, writes Michael Dwyer.

As far as feisty clashes go, Morocco vs Iran was right up there on Friday night.

"You know, you're about as feisty as that grandmother of yours," he muttered.

"You're as feisty as they say."