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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb sauce which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

saucy
  1. Similar to sauce; having the consistency or texture of sauce.
  2. Impertinent or disrespectful, often in a way that is regarded as entertaining or amusing; smart.
  3. Impudently bold; pert.
  4. Sharp; pungent; piquant.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. cheeky, brazen, impudent, insolent, impertinent, fresh, brash, audacious, sassy, cocky, presumptuous, forward, flip, bold, nervy, rude, wise, brassy, pert, cocksure, flippant, shameless, smart, disrespectful, brassbound, arch, irreverent, contumelious, lippy, malapert, familiar, mouthy, smug, snippy, obtrusive, combative, intrusive, meddlesome, weisenheiming, brazen-faced, smart-alecky, bold-faced, smart-arsed, bold as brass, out of line, arrogant, pushy, bumptious, overconfident, barefaced … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “There was abundant evidence to show that the man attached no meaning to his words beyond a saucy retort to an offensive constable.”
      “Four days before their arrival, Expreso had me translate a saucy story about Belaunde and his secretary, a piece which had appeared in the German magazine Stern.”
      “They are decked out in saucy costumes and trot to and fro before a rapid succession of settings.”
sauced
  1. (cooking) Covered with sauce.
  2. (slang) drunk.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. drunken, inebriated, plastered, intoxicated, drunk, wasted, hammered, tipsy, smashed, high, stoned, blitzed, bombed, sozzled, blotto, inebriate, sloshed, canned, sottish, loaded, stewed, tanked, pickled, soused, squiffy, blasted, tiddly, tight, ripped, juiced, besotted, squiffed, stiff, wet, crocked, fried, blind, lit, cockeyed, boozy, impaired, oiled, gassed, stinking, potted, looped, befuddled, crapulous, flying, fuddled … more
saucier
  1. comparative form of saucy: more saucy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. cheekier, fresher, brasher, sassier, cockier, flipper, bolder, nervier, ruder, wiser, brassier, perter, smarter, archer, lippier, mouthier, smugger, snippier, more brazen, more impudent, more insolent, more impertinent, more audacious, more presumptuous, more cocksure, more flippant, more shameless, more disrespectful, more irreverent, more contumelious, more malapert, more familiar, more obtrusive, more combative, more intrusive, more meddlesome, more brazen-faced, more smart-alecky, more bold-faced, more arrogant, pushier, more bumptious, more overconfident, more barefaced, more immodest, more unabashed, more discourteous, more disdainful, more blatant, more facetious … more
saucepanlike
  1. Resembling or characteristic of a saucepan.
saucelike
  1. Resembling or characteristic of sauce.
sauceless
  1. Without sauce (condiment for food).
sauciest
  1. superlative form of saucy: most saucy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. cheekiest, freshest, brashest, sassiest, cockiest, flippest, boldest, nerviest, rudest, wisest, brassiest, pertest, smartest, archest, lippiest, mouthiest, smuggest, snippiest, most brazen, most impudent, most insolent, most impertinent, most audacious, most presumptuous, most cocksure, most flippant, most shameless, most disrespectful, most irreverent, most contumelious, most malapert, most familiar, most obtrusive, most combative, most intrusive, most meddlesome, most brazen-faced, most smart-alecky, most arrogant, pushiest, most bumptious, most overconfident, most barefaced, most immodest, most unabashed, most discourteous, most disdainful, most blatant, most facetious, most self-assertive … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Spearheading a fashion revolution that embraced youthfulness at its sauciest, blithest best, her shop Bazaar, which opened on the King's Road in 1955, offered fun, affordable clothes.”
      “Depending on your preferred translation of Bruckner's own comment, the Sixth Symphony, ostensibly in A major, is either his sauciest or his most daring symphony.”
      “Izz was by nature the sauciest and most caustic of all the four girls who had loved Clare.”
saucing
  1. present participle of sauce
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