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Meanings of gutsy in English

Catalan
valerós

Marked by courage and determination in the face of difficulties or danger; robust and uninhibited; it was a gutsy thing to do"

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Usage of gutsy in English
1
In contrast to his cold wife Irene, Lila is gutsy and natural.
The new yorker
2
Mrs. Ross was a gutsy little lady with a good many friends.
The irish devil
3
Maritzburg United are a gutsy team who are difficult to put away.
The South African
4
She'll never win any awards for kindness, but she certainly is gutsy.
Catching Fire
5
To Winslet and Kross belong the gutsy, intense performances of the film.
Reuters
6
Beautiful, smart, gutsy, no pretensions, just lock in and inhabit the part.
Black house
7
Lots of delicate miniatures, but few gutsy explosions of life and colour.
The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within
8
However, their gutsy display proves they are up for the fight.
The Guardian
9
In a way, those two boulders encapsulated her night-reallygutsy efforts, but unsuccessful.
Climbing Magazine
10
Some say his business decisions can be clumsy and unnecessarily gutsy.
Reuters
11
Then all you need is a generous supply of gutsy wine.
The Irish Times
12
What's gutsy about gutting Medicaid and Medicare? Biden said in Durham, North Carolina.
Reuters
13
Despite some gutsy performances, he fell out of favour for his boisterous behaviour.
The Guardian
14
Bears coach Marc Trestman made a gutsy decision midway through the fourth quarter.
Reuters
15
Luckily, HoTM also serves gutsy, good-value food to soak up all that alcohol.
The Guardian
16
A lot of other attorneys would not have been as gutsy, he said.
The Guardian
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Translations for gutsy
Gutsy through the time
Gutsy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare