crispy
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Adj — Firm and brittle in a pleasing way, especially when describing cooked food.
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Etymology
From crisp + -y, originally meaning "curly" in Middle English before shifting toward its modern food-related sense.
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What does “crispy” mean?
The word “crispy” means firm and brittle in a pleasing way, especially when describing cooked food. In plain terms, cooked so it's firm and crunchy rather than soft.
How do you pronounce “crispy”?
“Crispy” is pronounced KRIHS-pee (/ˈkɹɪs.pi/ in IPA).
How do you use “crispy” in a sentence?
Here is “crispy” used in a sentence: “The bacon was cooked until it was perfectly crispy.”
What part of speech is “crispy”?
“Crispy” is an adjective.
Where does the word “crispy” come from?
The word “crispy” comes from Middle English. From crisp + -y, originally meaning "curly" in Middle English before shifting toward its modern food-related sense.
Is “crispy” a common word?
“Crispy” is an uncommon word in modern English.