adjective

crisp

crisp, brittle, fresh, sharp

I like crisp bacon.

I like crisp bacon.

It was a crisp autumn morning.

It was a crisp autumn morning.

His reply was crisp and to the point.

His reply was crisp and to the point.

The photograph was very crisp and clear.

The photograph was very crisp and clear.

crisp ((noun)) describing a firm, dry, and brittle quality I like crisp bacon.

crisp ((noun)) describing fresh, cool, and dry weather It was a crisp autumn morning.

Synonyms: (texture) crunchy; (weather) fresh; (manner) sharp. Antonyms: (texture) soggy; (weather) humid; (manner) vague

From Latin crispus 'curled'. Think of how bacon or leaves curl when they become crisp.

The sound of biting into something 'crisp' sounds like the word itself.

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