General
boldface
What does boldface mean?
Describes someone who is impudent, brazen, or has the nerve to do something inappropriate without shame.
"He boldface enough to ask for more after all that."
Origin
Pan-Caribbean; from 'bold' + 'face'.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'boldface' mean?
It describes someone who is brazen, cheeky, or presumptuous enough to do something inappropriate without shame.
Is 'boldface' a compliment or an insult?
It is usually critical, implying nerve or impudence, though it can be said half-admiringly.
How do you use 'boldface' in a sentence?
You might say 'He boldface enough to ask for more after all that.'
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