You could drink that and get sozzled!" 3.5/5 Waitrose, kalamata olive twists, £1.75 Snog, marry or avoid: avoid Noting the words "crisp and aromatic" on the packet, Merlin starts sniffling at this fancy cheese straw.
Those who understand and refuse to patronize, look down upon, and judge others who aren't able to say words crisp and clear.
Ultimately, few would say that since the British use the words crisps and pants to describe what Americans call chips and underwear, they are different languages.
Word of Crisp's stint spread, with stories on Canadian national television and numerous Web sites.
Hence, reasoning with fuzzy logic is justified by the analytical framework that it offers to design the meaning of words through membership functions and not assume a direct mapping between words and crisp numbers.
He offered the defensive remarks unsolicited, his face still red and his words still crisp.
But she is obviously much happier putting top spins on zingers or delivering low-down words with crisp hauteur.
Warren Bellamy, the Masonic architect of the Capitol, is described as an elderly African-American man with close-cropped, graying hair who enunciates his words with crisp precision: "Bellamy was lithe and slender, with an erect posture and piercing gaze that exuded the confidence of a man in full control of his surroundings".
An image of professional journalists and highly-skilled writers, possibly wearing crowns, slaving over hot typewriters to produce 1000 words of crisp copy for an eager online audience; or perhaps of sharply-written web video, a la College Humor's original programming, or the New York Times' daily video podcasts.
