sauciness

Inevitably the songs he fed into his shows lacked the ephemeral sauciness of his best work.

But servants were also warned far more often against displaying "sauciness" and "sullenness" in their demeanor and talk with their masters than were youth in regard to their parents.

Asking his next question, Keith increased the sauciness by requesting to know: "Three things you wouldn't put in your anus?"

This is served with orzo pasta which is like big chunks of rice, so perfect for picking up all the sauciness.

Their sauciness will moisten and bind the rest of the apples in the filling.

The mag justifies such sauciness by claiming half of all women aged between 31 and 76 own a sex toy.

It's lighthearted, it's fun, there's a bit of sauciness in there and it doesn't take itself too seriously."

It's an easy read and the perfect holiday book with a bit of drama, fun and sauciness.

Yet one of the problems with this kind of book is, while authors have no trouble with the sauciness, they usually struggle with the sport.

"IT'S famous for sauciness and stag nights and has more visitors than the Taj Mahal," says actor-turnedpresenter Warwick Davis.

Writers Damon Beesley and Iain Morris are in potty-mouthed form, orchestrating crude scenes that will have you laughing and cringing in equal measure, but they aren't afraid to occasionally put a stopper in the sauciness for a moment of poignancy.

Sir Adam wants to stage "the sexiest Cosi that ever was", and there's quite a bit of nudity and sauciness from a strong British cast.

Writing in the Radio Times, he said "sauciness" was no longer allowed before 9pm anywhere on the BBC - particularly not on BBC1.