by Memelordforthelord December 13, 2019
"She is so crisp!"
"That test was crisp"
"I had a crisp night"
"Your hair's looking crisp today"
"I'm feeling pretty crisp at the moment"
Boy: "How are you?"
Girl: "Crisp. You?"
Boy: "Same."
"That test was crisp"
"I had a crisp night"
"Your hair's looking crisp today"
"I'm feeling pretty crisp at the moment"
Boy: "How are you?"
Girl: "Crisp. You?"
Boy: "Same."
by Javbobo September 22, 2011
A word used to describe something cool or perfect. Often used to describe material goods or a planned event.
by Darren Jarman October 02, 2008
a universal word that can be used in any positive context. This word can be used in almost any sentence referring to any context. It is a general term that incorporates any word or saying that is used as a positive indicator. If it is to be used in a negative context one should add the word 'not' before 'Crisp'.
Positive Context:
keep it crisp
we crisp like that
gonna get some crisp new shoes
gonna get some crisp studying done
Negative context:
that's not very crisp
keep it crisp
we crisp like that
gonna get some crisp new shoes
gonna get some crisp studying done
Negative context:
that's not very crisp
by Keepin it Crisp January 24, 2012
HR relations word; used in office spaces in lieu of the word Cunt, so as not to offend sensitive people, or be overheard by customers on the phones. Use started Circa 2017.
Also used as: Crispin.
Also used as: Crispin.
That last customer was such a crisp! My colleague is being such a crisp.
What is that Crispin idiot on about!?
What is that Crispin idiot on about!?
by P.Speed February 21, 2018
Adj.
1. That new show is pretty Crisp!
2. Those shoes are not Crisp.
3. Nuclear war is not Crisp.
4. Johnny is pretty Crisp.
1. That new show is pretty Crisp!
2. Those shoes are not Crisp.
3. Nuclear war is not Crisp.
4. Johnny is pretty Crisp.
by NotSahen April 21, 2017