gutsy
adjUK /ˈɡʌt.si/
Etymology From guts + -y.
1
Informal Marked by courage, determination or boldness in the face of difficulties or danger; having guts.
2
Of the voice From the gut; deep and often coarse.
- Album release show for Cline's "S*&%ferbrains! Vol One Chapter 9." The singer and guitarist has a gutsy voice, both rustic and soulful lending itself well to country, punk, bluegrass, soul and rock.2019 April 26, Brian Tucker, “Live music: 7 Wilmington shows to see, May 2-5”, in Star News Online:
- Related terms
- blood-and-gutsy