what does cheeky mean?? is it to be a cheeky person is good or

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If you are cheeky you can be good or bad Cheeky is when someone is being funny but it can also mean someone is being sly and pushing it too far |This is a British term, not U.S.. It can mean disrespectful, or audacious; although sometimes in a playful way. It is generally negative and is used to describe someone who is rude or talks back, etc. But, it can be also be seen as a positive word when being used to describe someone who is standing up for themselves / being funny.|@amoutaaz Sorry, doing a lot of work. The noun and verb of cheeky? As in, 'cheeky' described as a noun and verb?" For example, "David is Cheeky." therefore, David is the noun? |Got it. It's an adjective. |I don't know that there is a verb or noun version of this word, although I could be wrong. This is not a word used in the United States so I only hear it on occasion from my British friends. You would have to ask a British person how else the word may be used as a verb or noun.
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