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Meanings of crisp in English
Catalan
patata fregida 
A thin slice of potato (baked until firm and brittle, then seasoned) that is commonly sold in packets and comes in various flavours.
Portuguese
dobrar Catalan
arrissar-se Usage of crisp in English
1
Colours look rich without being over saturated; text is crisp and clear.
2
A whine was in one voice; in the other was crisp command.
3
The system is remarkable for the crisp, clear picture that it projects.
4
Unfolded, they were vast and crisp and beautifully printed on quality paper.
5
Strong response to last week's fearless attack on the potato crisp people.
6
Shallow-fry in sunflower oil till crisp, then drain briefly on kitchen paper.
7
Cut pork in small pieces; fry crisp and turn into chowder kettle.
8
It was a crisp, clear morning, a lovely day for a drive.
9
Young Matthew looked around as other figures emerged into the crisp morning.
10
The paper was bone dry and crisp, but the writing had gone.
11
His accent was East Coast, maybe Connecticut or New Hampshire, and crisp.
12
This, cut in slices, and dried crisp in the sun, is excellent.
13
Storm, a crisp voice on the other end of the phone said.
14
He loved the cold crisp air, and the excitement of the chase.
15
The crisp air was exhilarating and the young grass gave it sweetness.
16
Tom Keogh, farmer and crisp manufacturer Ours is a family business .
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Translations for crisp
Crisp through the time
Crisp across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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