crisp
- adjective
- /krɪsp/
- Each e-page is visually stunning with crisp, bright colors.
- crisp and clear
- crisp white
It's going to be really, really crisp and vivid and intense.
- It's going to be really, really crisp and vivid and intense.
- Do I sound crisp and clear like a broadcaster?
- Like it is crisp, it is resolutiony.
- And the display is so, so crisp and matte and perfect.
- But with present day instruments, it should be crisp, clear.
- Holy sharpness, the detail it is crisp.
- And as you can tell, the audio is so crispy.
- So the video didn't look extremely crisp.
- You just start painting and then remove the tape and you have one crisp line, which I find looks fabulous.
- I still think is the best vlog camera like it's compact it's small, it looks really crisp and really like smooth.
Examples
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No natural tears have such clean, crisp lines or corners.
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A cheerful voice with a crisp Australian accent came over the line.
Fiction book (1991) -
Yeah, and you also get a very crisp edge here.
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I would probably wear this with a crisp white top.
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But with present day instruments, it should be crisp, clear.
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The normal, older man, in a crisp summer suit, was reading The Wall Street Journal.
Fiction book (1997) -
So the photos looked more sharp, more crisp, more clean.
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Do I sound crisp and clear like a broadcaster?
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The voice that interrupted my reverie was a clear, crisp tenor with an unmistakable Boston accent.
Fiction book (2002) -
The presentation was very crisp, with clear visuals and detailed explanations.
Synonyms
Easily seen or heard with clear detail
Pure and distinct in sound or colour
A clear, sharp sound that is easy to hear
Very clear and exact so you can see every small detail
Very clear, sharp, and ringing in sound
With sharp edges and clear lines
Very clear and exact so there is no doubt
Antonyms
Compounds
How Clear
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crisp came to mean 'sharp and well defined' from the old crispus idea of firm edges, so a 'crisp' sound or image is clear and easy to hear or see.