| CRISPIN | • Crispin prop.n. A male given name from Latin. • Crispin prop.n. A Roman shoemaker, martyr and saint, and brother of Crispinian; patron saint of cobblers and tanners. • Crispin n. (Humorous, dated) A shoemaker. |
| CRISPINESS | • crispiness n. The state of being crispy. • CRISPINESS n. the state of being crispy. |
| CRISPINESSES | • CRISPINESS n. the state of being crispy. |
| 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. |
| LISPING | • lisping v. Present participle of lisp. • lisping n. That which is spoken in a lisp. • LISPING adj. making a lisping sound. |
| LISPINGLY | • lispingly adv. In a lisping manner. • LISPING adv. making a lisping sound. |
| LISPINGS | • lispings n. Plural of lisping. • LISPING n. the act of lisping. |
| RISPING | • risping v. Present participle of risp. • RISPING n. a portion grated off. |
| RISPINGS | • RISPING n. a portion grated off. |
| WISPINESS | • wispiness n. The state of being wispy. • WISPINESS n. the state of being wispy. |
| WISPINESSES | • WISPINESS n. the state of being wispy. |
| WISPING | • wisping v. Present participle of wisp. • WISP v. to twist into a small bundle. |