Words Containing RISP

Firm, dry, and brittle, especially in a pleasing way.

Having wavy or curled edges.

Past tense of CRISPATE.

A curling or twitching, especially of muscles.

Plural of CRISPATION.

The state of being curled or wavy.

Plural of CRISPATURE.

A dry, flat cracker, often made from rye.

Plural of CRISPBREAD.

Past tense of CRISP.

To make or become crisp, as by heating.

Past tense of CRISPEN.

Present participle of CRISPEN.

Third-person singular present tense of CRISPEN.

More crisp; firmer or more brittle.

Plural of CRISPER.

Superlative form of CRISP.

A lettuce with a firm head of crisp leaves.

Plural of CRISPHEAD.

More crispy; having a crisper texture.

Plural of CRISPY.

Most crispy; having the crispiest texture.

In a crisp manner.

A male given name.

The quality of being firm but easily broken; crunchiness.

Plural of CRISPINESS.

Present participle of CRISP.

Plural of CRISPIN.

In a crisp manner, clearly and sharply.

The quality or state of being crisp.

Plural of CRISPNESS.

Third-person singular present tense of CRISP.

Having a crisp, brittle texture.

The theory or philosophy of law.

Plural of JURISPRUDENCE.

Skilled in or relating to law and legal theory.

Relating to the theory or philosophy of law.

Plural of JURISPRUDENT.

Nutritive tissue in a seed derived from the nucellus.

Relating to the perisperm, a seed's nutritive tissue.

Of or pertaining to the perisperm.

Plural of PERISPERM.

Plural of perispomenon, words with a circumflex accent.

Having the high-low pitch accent on the final syllable.

Plural of PERISPOMENON.

Plural of properispomenon.

A word with a circumflex accent on the penultimate syllable.

To rub or grate together.

Past tense of RISP.

An antipsychotic drug used to treat psychotic disorders.

Plural of RISPERIDONE.

Plural of rispetto.

A Tuscan poetic form with two quatrains in iambic tetrameter.

Present participle of RISP.

Third-person singular present tense of RISPING.

Plural of RISP.