crisped

UK
/krɪspt/
US
/krɪspt/
crispedpast participle
UK
/krɪspt/
US
/krɪspt/
More precise label: the word functions as a participial adjective derived from the verb ‘crisp’.
Translations
The crisped edges of the toast were perfectly golden.
Поджаренные края тоста были идеально золотистыми.
The crisped bacon added a delightful texture to the salad.
Хрустящий бекон добавил приятную текстуру салату.
Definitions
Having a curled or wavy appearance, often used to describe hair or leaves.
The crisped leaves rustled gently in the autumn breeze.
Having a firm, dry, and brittle texture, often used to describe food.
The crisped bacon added a delightful crunch to the salad.
crispnoun
Definitions
A thin, dry, and brittle food item, often a potato chip or similar snack.
She opened the bag and offered him a crisp to munch on during the movie.
A dessert made with fruit, such as apples, and a crumbly topping of flour, butter, and sugar.
For dessert, we had a delicious apple crisp with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
crispadjective
Definitions
Firm, dry, and brittle, especially in a way that is pleasant to the senses.
The crisp autumn leaves crunched underfoot as we walked through the park.
Clear and sharp in appearance or sound.
The photograph was so crisp that every detail of the landscape was visible.
Brisk and invigorating, often used to describe weather.
We enjoyed a crisp morning walk, feeling refreshed by the cool air.
Decisive and efficient in manner or style.
Her crisp response to the question left no room for doubt.
crispverb

crisped

Past Simple

crisped
Past Simple
crisped
Past Participle
crisping
Gerund
UK
/krɪsp/
US
/krɪsp/
Translations
She likes to crisp the bacon before serving it.
Она любит подрумянивать бекон перед подачей.
The leaves crisp underfoot as we walk through the park.
Листья хрустят под ногами, когда мы идем по парку.
Definitions
To make something crisp or become crisp, especially by cooking or drying.
She crisped the bacon in the oven until it was perfectly crunchy.