Chutzpah
is
a Yiddish word meaning "impudence or gall." Bravery that
borders on rudeness is chutzpah, which rhymes with "foot spa."
If you have chutzpah, you say what you think without worrying about
hurting someone's feelings, looking silly, or getting in trouble. Displays of Chutzpah may also incorporate unmitigated effrontery or impudence, gall, audacity,or nerve especially when combined with a display of thunder thighs.*
A display of chutzpah is often meant to make a statement like the chutzpah of a young lady girl who wears her toe shoes to the Museum Of Modern Art then proceeds to run around the place, pausing only to pose in front of the paintings while her Mother takes cellphone photos of her. I didn't ask. Sometimes that is the better course.
A display of chutzpah is often meant to make a statement like the chutzpah of a young lady girl who wears her toe shoes to the Museum Of Modern Art then proceeds to run around the place, pausing only to pose in front of the paintings while her Mother takes cellphone photos of her. I didn't ask. Sometimes that is the better course.
OK, maybe "thunder thighs" was a bit much. After all, she was trying the best she could. How about maybe we learn yet another Yiddish word: Zaftig! Yeah, zoftig. Look it up.
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