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crispCrisp (noun) = a potato chip Crisp (adjective) = firm/dry/brittle Crisp (adjective) = cold/fresh (when talking about the weather) Crispy (adjective) = firm/dry/brittle Crunchy (adjective) =.
crispCrisp (noun) = a potato chip Crisp (adjective) = firm/dry/brittle Crisp (adjective) = cold/fresh (when talking about the weather) Crispy (adjective) = firm/dry/brittle Crunchy (adjective) =.
crisp"Clear" is a word used to express that a thing is not cloudy, foggy, and easy to see through the other side. e.g. I want to make it crystal clear that no one is going to have any violence tonight..
crispycrispy is having a crisp texture; brittle yet tender while crunchy is likely to crunch, especially with reference to food when it is eaten.
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good atgood at + present participle (verb): He's good at fixing things. She's good at learning languages. I'm quite good at remembering names and faces. Politicians are good at raising money..
crisp airthere is virtually no difference|ok, in that sense, crisp gives sensory description of the air (sensory = touch, taste, sight, smell, sound. In this case, the sensory description refers to touch..
friedFried is sauteed, so in a small amount of oil. Deep fried is when it's fully submerged in boiling oil. |"to fry" is any method whereby some form of oil or fat is used to cook food in a pan over a.
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