crisper
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- adjective
- /ˈkrɪspər/
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fresco
- Somewhere colder, crisper, strolling with my son down streets with funky boutiques, cafes, and culture.
- crisper drawer
- fresher and crisper
- crisper image
But it's like, I just, you know, man, I thought that was the crispest, cleanest intro that I've ever had.
- But it's like, I just, you know, man, I thought that was the crispest, cleanest intro that I've ever had.
- Yeah, yeah, I, I, I'm a little it is way crisper.
- But like the progress in a year and understanding that like this is, it's only going to get crisper better.
Examples
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The days that had been a blur were now sharpening, becoming crisper, and coming to some resolution.
Fiction book (2000) -
The cut fruit stayed fresher and crisper during storage at 50°F.
Academic text (2005) -
The reason is, and this is actually kind of interesting, do you notice that this looks a little crisper than this?
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I love apples, I love fall, I love cooler and crisper days.
Blog text (12) -
Glass itself is preferable to plastic; it seems to give a crisper image.
Academic text (1999) -
Roasted almonds arguably taste crisper, drier, and contain less fat than a normal almond.
Blog text (28) -
Glass heats hotter and drier than metal, so I get crisper, more evenly browned crusts.
Blog text (15) -
In the fall, the weather becomes crisper, and the leaves turn vibrant colors.
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I prefer crisper apples that have a satisfying crunch when you bite into them.
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After the refreshing rain, the air felt crisper and invigorated my senses.
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How Crisp
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Etymology
Crisper comes from the word crisp, which describes something that is 'firm' and 'fresh' or pleasantly sharp. So crisper simply means 'more crisp', as when an apple or the morning air feels fresher and firmer.