Gutsy

/ˈɡʌtsi/ adjective

Showing courage and determination, especially in doing something difficult or dangerous.

From 'guts' (intestines, but also used for courage) plus -y. The phrase 'have the guts to do something' dates to the 1800s, as intestines were metaphorically associated with courage and strength.

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