crispen (Meaning)

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crispen (v)

make brown and crisp by heating

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As the autumn days progress, the leaves on the trees begin to crispen, displaying vibrant hues of red and gold.
To achieve that perfect roast, the chef knows precisely when to crispen the edges of the dish, giving it a delightful crunch.
The morning frost caused the grass blades to crispen, creating a sparkling landscape under the early sunlight.
In the crisp winter air, the laundry hanging on the line would quickly crispen, freezing into stiff sheets.
With each stroke of the brush, the artist sought to crispen the outlines of the landscape, capturing every detail with precision.
The sudden drop in temperature caused the puddles to crispen, forming a thin layer of ice over the pavement.
She carefully adjusted the oven temperature to crispen the pastry crust to a perfect golden brown.
The mountain air was so pure and clear that it seemed to crispen every sound, enhancing the tranquility of the surroundings.
The sun's rays began to crispen the edges of the clouds, painting the sky with hues of pink and orange.
To achieve the desired texture, the baker knew exactly how long to crispen the cookies in the oven, ensuring a satisfying crunch with every bite.

make brown and crisp by heating

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As the autumn days progress, the leaves on the trees begin to crispen, displaying vibrant hues of red and gold.

To achieve that perfect roast, the chef knows precisely when to crispen the edges of the dish, giving it a delightful crunch.

The morning frost caused the grass blades to crispen, creating a sparkling landscape under the early sunlight.

In the crisp winter air, the laundry hanging on the line would quickly crispen, freezing into stiff sheets.