Synonyms for crispy
ˈkrɪs picrispy

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1. crisp, crispyadjective

   tender and brittle

   "crisp potato chips"

   Synonyms:
   terse, nippy, frizzly, kinky, nappy, frizzy, curt, sharp, crisp, laconic, snappy, frosty, nipping

   Antonyms:
   tough

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1. cripy

   it’s so crispy that the ‘s’ fell off.

   that chicken was so cripy, i loved it so much.

   Submitted by baileewick on April 3, 2020  

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1. crispyadjective

   Synonyms:
   brittle, friable

2. crispyadjective

   Synonyms:
   curled, frizzled

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1. List of paraphrases for "crispy":

   crusty, juicy, brand-new, tasty

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1. Andrea Zahumensky:

   We launched into this process that we believe now is going to be able to compete, the' Crispy Colonel' has a lot of fans, but we knew we could do better and it wasn't good enough for us.

2. The CEO:

   It’s clear people like crispy chicken but we didn’t want to use fryers.

3. Mike Lange:

   OH, START FRYING THE JUMBO, HOMER. EXTRA CRISPY, PLEASE!

4. Brandon Cook:

   Our crispy Brussels sprouts is a favorite dish on our menu, and it’s perfect for fall when Brussels Sprouts are in peak season, we fry our Brussels sprouts which adds a beautiful nutty, earthy almost roasted flavor but also gives them a wonderful crispiness.

5. Aysegul Sanford:

   This Italian-inspired baked chicken Parmesan will have your other half falling in love all over again, the creaminess from the cheese balances nicely with the tangy rich tomato sauce and the fresh basil offers some herbal accents. It offers all the satisfaction and indulgence of the original dish but with a healthy twist. Use this recipe for perfect golden crispy chicken every time without the need for frying.