impertinent
61impertinent — adj. => Effronté, Grossier. A1) femme ou jeune fille impertinente : wépa <guêpe> nf. (Saxel) …
62impertinent — That which does not belong to a pleading, interrogatory, or other proceeding; out of place; superfluous; irrelevant. A term applied to matter not necessary to constitute the cause of action or ground of defense. Such matter may be ordered… …
63impertinent — That which does not belong to a pleading, interrogatory, or other proceeding; out of place; superfluous; irrelevant. A term applied to matter not necessary to constitute the cause of action or ground of defense. Such matter may be ordered… …
64impertinent — adj. 1 rude or insolent; lacking proper respect. 2 out of place; absurd. 3 esp. Law irrelevant, intrusive. Derivatives: impertinence n. impertinently adv. Etymology: ME f. OF or LL impertinens (as IN (1), PERTINENT) …
65impertinent matter — See impertinence …
66impudent, impertinent — These words refer to bold, rude, and arrogant acts or speech. Impudent suggests shameless impertinence: an impudent young person, an impudent response to a friendly suggestion. Impertinent has a primary meaning of inappropriate, that is, not… …
67impertinente — ● impertinent, impertinente adjectif et nom (bas latin impertinens, entis, qui ne convient pas) Qui fait preuve d impertinence : Se montrer impertinent avec un supérieur. ● impertinent, impertinente (synonymes) adjectif et nom (bas latin… …
68unterste Schublade — impertinent; unverschämt; unverfroren; schamlos; das Letzte (umgangssprachlich) …
69das Letzte — impertinent; unverschämt; unverfroren; schamlos; unterste Schublade (umgangssprachlich) …
70Backchat — impertinent talk; answering back; answer someone back, especially in a cheeky manner …
