Crisped [adjective]

Divide into small sausage shapes, dip each in batter, fry a pale golden colour and serve very hot, garnished with crisped parsley.

Bake, turn out, and serve very hot, garnished with crisped parsley.

Her timid fingers rested on his close, wavy locks, all crisped and scented with the juice of the wild orange.

Long since the 'crisped smiles' of the waves and the 'swift-winged winds' had ceased to listen to his call.

Meanwhile the dry parchment crisped, creaked, and trembled in every pore of its yellow skin.

They appear to be crisped over the fire which is all the cooking required.

Again he examined the snowshoe trail ever stretching in front, and noticed how crisped and hard was its edge.

Had he straight hair, or rather crisped—unless he carried affectation so far as to get it curled?

Crapes are crisped (crepés) or smooth; the former being double, are used in close mourning, the latter in less deep.

But he could not bear to see the long, military body lying broken over the tree-base, the fine fingers crisped.