| CRISPATE | • crispate adj. (Botany) Having curled, wavy or notched edges. • CRISPATE adj. having a wavy edge, also CRISPATED. |
| CRISPENS | • crispens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of crispen. • CRISPEN v. to make crisp. |
| CRISPERS | • crispers n. Plural of crisper. • CRISPER n. a compartment in a refrigerator that keeps things crisp. |
| CRISPEST | • crispest adj. Superlative form of crisp: most crisp. • CRISP adj. brittle. |
| CRISPIER | • crispier adj. Comparative form of crispy: more crispy. • CRISPY adj. crisp in texture. |
| CRISPIES | • crispies n. Plural of crispy. • CRISPIES n. as in rice crispies, puffed grains of rice, eaten esp. as breakfast cereal. |
| CRISPILY | • crispily adv. In a crispy manner. • CRISPY adv. crisp in texture. |
| CRISPING | • crisping v. Present participle of crisp. • crisping n. (Topology) A crisp, clearly-defined object that exists within a more vaguely defined object. • crisping n. (Archaic) A process of curling or forming into ringlets. |
| CRISPINS | • Crispins n. Plural of Crispin. • CRISPIN n. a poetic name for a shoemaker. |
| CRISTATE | • cristate adj. Having a crest; crested. • CRISTATE adj. having a projection on the head, also CRISTATED. |
| ECCRISES | • ECCRISIS n. expulsion of waste. |
| ECCRISIS | • eccrisis n. (Medicine, obsolete) The removal of waste. • Eccrisis prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Cerambycidae – certain beetles. • ECCRISIS n. expulsion of waste. |
| SACRISTS | • sacrists n. Plural of sacrist. • SACRIST n. a Church official in charge of vessels and the sacristy, also SACRISTAN. |
| SACRISTY | • sacristy n. A room in a church where sacred vessels, books, vestments, etc. are kept. Sometimes also used by clergy… • SACRISTY n. a room in which sacred objects are kept. |