US /krɪsp/
・UK /krɪsp/
Then stick a bunch of corn and buckwheat dough to the side of the walk and let them crisp up.
And let them crisp up
of crisp toast", "He crunched into his breakfast cereal." Or maybe you're walking on gravel:
"The crunch of crisp toast" - he crunched into his breakfast cereal.
just the right length for the lens to be able to focus incoming light and form a crisp image
By the time the kid is about 6, their eyeballs are just the right length for the lens to be able to focus incoming light and form a crisp image right on the retina, rather than focusing well behind it.
And then right on top is this punchy oil and these crisp briny capers.
After they come out, you're gonna wanna transfer them to a cooling rack where they will crisp up as they cool.
And other types of litter, for example, a crisp packet
And other types of litter, for example, a crisp packet
In order to avoid the Value-Added Tax, Proctor & Gamble argues in the UK that Pringles should be considered a cake rather than a "crisp",
"They're 5 percent too crisp."
"They're 5 percent too crisp."
It's crisp.
It's crisp.
It's going to rest in that barrel in the back, some of it is going to the high temperature oven to crisp, and the next batch of raw chicken goes straight back in to the first oven.
Some of it is going to the high-temperature oven to crisp,
It's burnt to a crisp, Cameron.
It's burnt to a crisp, Cameron.