crispy
crispy
Definition
crispy (kris′pē)
adjective crisp′ier, crisp′i·est
crisp (chiefly senses & )
crisp′i·ness noun
crispy
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- top: Didn't quite work, as a bit too crispy on top, and gooey underneath, so the 2 layers separating?
Preposition: with
- patch: So now the lawn is yellow and crispy with patches of green.
Modifies a noun
- pancetta: My starter of scallops ( £ 7.95 ) came with a really lively pineapple salsa and crispy pancetta.
- bacon: Try making them a bit more exciting by serving them with crispy bacon, crispy cheese crumbs or sweet chestnut crumble.
- noodle: This also applies in the Azure Restaurant, so the whole family can enjoy their teriyaki salmon on crispy noodles.
- batter: Spicy, meaty, thick crispy batter: our faith restored.
- pancake: This is how to role your crispy duck pancake!
- seaweed: And crispy seaweed - finely shredded cabbage fried and - sprinkled with sugar - doesn't exist either.
Modifying Another Word
- very: This approach to quality allows us to produce an exceptionally fresh product with a very crispy taste.
- too: Didn't quite work, as a bit too crispy on top, and gooey underneath, so the 2 layers separating?
- little: They should be bright green and still a little crispy.
- slightly: This was also cooked on a lined tray in the oven until slightly crispy and going golden in color.
- deliciously: Rub salt over chicken skin and pork rind before roasting to make them deliciously crispy.
- quite: Some soft, some doughy and also a few quite crispy bits.
Used with adjective complement
- go: Place sprue bundles on the skillet and cook for 2-3 minutes on each side, until the ham begins to go crispy.
