GUTSY


Meaning of GUTSY in English

ˈgətsē adjective

( usually -er/-est )

Etymology: guts (plural of gut ) (I) + -y

1. slang : having guts : courageous

kids thought they were gutsy to chuck a few stones through her windows — Ruth Park

2. slang : forceful, passionate, or lusty in quality : forthright and provocative in its effect upon the physical especially sexual passions

a gutsy singer

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.