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As there is more than one meaning that the word feisty can have, there is also more than one reason to why someone might be described as feisty. In general, when someone is feisty he has a vivid or breezy temperament. This can either be positive or negative. When someone is feisty in a positive way he is energetic, bounce or even tenacious. The negative meaning someone is easily offended and/or stands up to any fight even if inferior in stature.
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