crisp
adjectiveUK /krɪsp/
US /krɪsp/
Firm and crunchy, like a fresh apple or a potato chip.
The apple was so crisp that it made a loud crunch when I bit into it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Clean, neat, and well-pressed, especially of clothes.
He wore a crisp white shirt to the party.
3. Cool, fresh, and invigorating, especially of air or weather.
We went for a walk in the crisp morning air.
4. Clear and sharp in sound or image.
The new TV shows a crisp picture.
5. A thin, crunchy slice of potato, usually fried and salted.
She opened a bag of crisps for a snack.