Definition of "sasses" []

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sass. (verb)

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• "And let's recall why Jessica glamours those customers: Because Arlene sasses that she won't look at Jessica in the eyes, lest Jessica put her in a trance."
• "Lenny starts off the yearly visit with a bang: he sasses the school principal, gets into an argument with a homeless man, and, in an inspired bit of clowning, crosses the street walking on his hands."
• "I don't shock easy, and have no more of the milk of human kindness than you'd put in a cup of tea; I'll taunt and gloat over a fallen foe any day, and put a boot in his ribs if he sasses back - but I'm a brute and a bully."