frech

Meaning

1. cheeky, barefaced, rude, saucy
2. naughty

Concepts

impudent

cheeky

insolent

impertinent

sassy

saucy

shameless

bold

rude

fresh

audacious

barefaced

brazen

insulting

outrageous

daring

brazen-faced

impudently

cool

🆒

overbold

saucily

insolence

insolently

insultingly

intrepid

intrusive

irreverent

mischievous

monstrous

naughty

officious

orgulous

perkily

perky

presumptuous

ribald

ridiculous

scornful

smart

sniffy

throaty

unabashedly

unashamedly

unflinching

unladylike

uppish

vulgar

wise

bare-assed

despiteous

Opposite of

freundlich, höflich, zurückhaltend, artig, brav, lieb

Synonyms

unverschämt

dreist

keck

schamlos

unverfroren

vorlaut

impertinent

kess

respektlos

aufdringlich

ungezogen

ungebührlich

ungehorsam

kühn

unhöflich

unartig

ungehörig

anmaßend

naseweis

rücksichtslos

unanständig

gesund

⚕️

schnodderig

zudringlich

vorwitzig

wagemutig

neckisch

verwegen

Frische

frisch

flott

kühl

🆒

unerschrocken

fesch

aufreizend

schändlich

patzig

kokett

grob

schmissig

gewagt

eingebildet

gestorben

gerissen

arrogant

geringschätzig

gemein

draufgängerisch

munter

geistlos

Translations

insolente

descarado

insolente

insolent

brutaal

insolente

impertinent

sfacciato

effronté

impertinente

yüzsüz

impudente

atrevido

impertinente

Dialects

Basel-Landschaft

fräch

Basel-Landschaft

impertinänt

Data provided by: Deutsch-Schweizerdeutsches Wörterbuch

Pronounced as (IPA)

/fʁɛç/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle High German: vrech

Inherited from Old High German: freh

Cognate with Dutch: vrek

Cognate with Icelandic: frekur

Cognate with English: freak

In summary

From Middle High German vrech, from Old High German freh, from Proto-West Germanic *frek. Cognate with Dutch vrek, Icelandic frekur. Compare also English freak.