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crisply

[ US /ˈkɹɪspɫi/ ]
[ UK /kɹˈɪspli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a well delineated manner
    the new style of Minoan pottery was sharply defined

How To Use crisply In A Sentence

  • The breakfast consisted of two fried eggs and two rashers of streaky bacon crisply done.
  • In the pictures of girls - Miss Catherine Tatton is an extreme example - black and carmine are applied so crisply that you would, today, think of mascara and lipstick.
  • Crisply geometric, these were rendered on an epic scale with that magical tool of childhood, the Spirograph.
  • Munster pane (£7.10) was better: fishfinger lookalike slices of soft cheese, crisply fried in breadcrumbs, served with curls of good Evening Standard - Home
  • From this padded cell you pass into the workspace which, in contrast, is crisply designed with white walls and floor, glazed divisions, overhead ducting and a glass conference room at the centre.
  • He was dressed elegantly in severe black evening wear, crisply white starched shirt and intricately tied cravat.
  • There was no pause for consideration about what he intended to do, hitting the ball crisply and with swerve from his right foot, the ball bending past the despairing dive of Arthur and tucking inside his right-hand post.
  • The two stage trigger did exhibit some creep, but was light and broke crisply.
  • That's the phenomenon that sociologists call the medicalization of deviance and that Steven Sondheim described crisply in "Gee, Officer Krupke," I'm depraved on account of I'm deprived. Madoff: A Scoundrel Or A Sociopath?
  • Outside, an American flag and the state banner, both still flying at full staff, snapped crisply in a cool, gusty wind.
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