Similar words: heist, deist, atheist, zeitgeist, monotheistic, polytheistic, feign, forfeit. Meaning: ['faɪstɪ] adj. 1. showing courage 2. quick to take offense.
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31. Come mating time, male longfin squid (Loligo pealeii) get feisty.
32. He's a feisty ultraconservative who has managed, seemingly on purpose, to make enemies of all the other casino owners, a pretty friendly group.
33. Only by superannuating its opponent can it superannuate itself.And on the last sighting, capitalism appeared as feisty asever.
34. It feels richly sub-tropical, what with enormous humidity, creepy-crawlies everywhere, and these feisty roots pinning down every rock.
35. Character, feisty, reckless things, but good-hearted, there is a strong sense of justice, the flexibility, funny funny.
36. Today, the ongoing struggle between feisty villagers and a multimillionaire is fascinating to behold.
37. Mr Hatoyama's feisty partners made life tough for him over the air base.
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38. Women approaching 30 might once have modelled themselves on the feisty, ambitious heroine of the film Working Girl - willing to do whatever it takes to get ahead in business.
39. In the airline business, for example, traditional national carriers faced with feisty, low-cost new entrants had to decide whether to join them (and thus compete with themselves) or to remain aloof.
40. The feisty yet reliable droid served as Rendar's co-pilot and backup.
41. Feng ditches his usual sharp-tongued humor and feisty characters to concentrate on stimulating the tear ducts through traditional but polished storytelling technique.
42. A feisty old lady had to call the electric company for a repairman.
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