Do you American types say "cheeky?"

[HEyHEY]

[JVS]

1. No

We do occasionally say "fresh", but it is archaic

[HEyHEY]

2. serious?

I found another slang term that's different.
It should be spelled "cheaky"
Anyway, it's all my mom said while I was growin up

[JVS]

4. The admonishment that one is cheeky is conferred differently here.

Maybe your mom used cheeky, but here one would either be grunted at or swatted at for behavior that would be cheeky. Cheekiness is corrected non-verbally

[Kathleen04]

3. British say cheeky

Us American types don't really...

[HEyHEY]

5. Canadians say it too

Probably one of our last british sayings

[Kathleen04]

6. Ever seen..

The Beatles' movie "A Hard Days Night"?..that's the only time I've ever heard anyone say it.. :)

[HEyHEY]

7. Wow

It's so common up here. I have learned alot by this.

[pagerbear]

8. American anglophiles do

Especially those of us with fond memories of Mrs. Slocombe calling Mr. Lucas a cheeky monkey!

[supernova]

9. No, but it's one of the reasons

I love British humor. :D

[Don_G]

10. Only When We Bend Over

To give someone something to kiss....

[dbt]

11. Mostly when we're trying to impress British girls

But somehow they always see right through us. Damn.

:freak:
dbt

[JCMach1]

12. We are the Cheeky girls who like this cheeky thread

[UrbScotty]

13. No, we're above that kind of tasteless wordage.

We are, although as for our President...