crisp
//krɪsp//
Adjective
crispCanonical form
crisperComparative
crispestSuperlative
1
Firm, dry, and easily broken or crumbled; having a pleasingly crunchy texture.
These crackers are nice and crisp.
2
Fresh and invigorating, especially referring to cold air or weather.
We enjoyed a walk in the crisp autumn air.
3
Clear, sharp, and well-defined in appearance or sound.
The photograph has crisp details and vivid colors.
4
Brisk and decisive in manner or speech.
She gave a crisp reply to the reporter's question.
Noun
crispSingular
crispsPlural
1
A thin slice of potato fried until crunchy and typically salted or flavored (British English).
Would you like a packet of crisps?
Verb
1
To make or become crisp, especially by cooking or drying.
I crisped the bacon in the oven until it was perfectly crunchy.