BLOODY CHEEK

Definition: Used to express strong disapproval or irritation, often in response to someone's impertinence or audacity.

Synonyms: Rude Audacity, Impudent Boldness, Brazen Impertinence, Cheeky Insolence, Impertinent Gall

Usage Examples in Sentences

After forgetting to do his homework, Jake had the bloody cheek to blame it on the dog.

When offered a generous gift, she had the bloody cheek to complain about the color.

Sarah had the bloody cheek to cut in line at the amusement park.

Instead of apologizing for the mistake, the cashier had the bloody cheek to argue with the customer.

During the game, Tim had the bloody cheek to accuse the opponent of cheating.

Despite being a guest, he had the bloody cheek to criticize the host's cooking.

After borrowing my car without asking, he had the bloody cheek to return it with an empty tank.

She had the bloody cheek to claim credit for the entire group project when she barely contributed.

After eating the last slice of cake, he had the bloody cheek to deny knowing anything about it.

#10

Despite being a beginner, he had the bloody cheek to challenge the chess champion to a match.

#11

She had the bloody cheek to criticize my cooking when her own dishes are barely edible.

#12

He has the bloody cheek to ask for a raise after only working here for a month.

#13

With his bloody cheek, he thought he could get away with lying to his boss.

#14

The bloody cheek of him, thinking he can just waltz in here and take over!

#15

The waiter had the bloody cheek to roll his eyes when I asked for extra napkins.

#16

To have the bloody cheek to cut in line and then pretend like nothing happened is just rude.

#17

The customer had the bloody cheek to demand a refund for a product they clearly damaged themselves.