0 practical knowledge and ability:
business savvy
She's very intelligent, but hasn't got much savvy.
1 having or showing practical knowledge and experience:
Teenagers are savvier about handling their digital information than adults.
He dazzled the country as a modern, media-savvy politician.
2 practical knowledge and ability:
She has a lot of marketing savvy.
3 practical knowledge and ability:
He showed experience and savvy.
4 used to describe someone with practical knowledge and ability:
savvy investors/businessmen/consumers
get/become savvy Repair facilities are going to get savvy and start checking out their customers a little more.
Like all savvy New Yorkers, he knows the subway's the best way to beat the traffic.
Children today are much savvier than they used to be.
Many savvy consumers expect discounted prices.
She has shown herself to be politically savvy.
Stay sharp, challenge your buddies, and show that you're the savviest traveler around.
Although technically savvy, this is in no way a technical manual.
What are the characteristics of a wise or savvy patient?
Her illegibility is cast by the narrator as a savvy mastery of discursive, subjective relationships.
