Crisps [verb]

Yet when the breeze crisps the pool, you may see the image of the breakers, and a likeness of the foam.

His face crisps and quivers; he stands listening till they die away.

Their clothes were almost gone, they were burned to crisps by the tropic sun.

Mirth opens the mouth towards the ears, crisps the nose, half shuts the eyes, and sometimes fills them with tears.

Another reason for cooking is that it either softens or crisps our food so that we can chew it better and digest it more readily.

Top with bacon and put under a slow broiler until cheese melts and the bacon crisps.

Boil quickly, trying a little in water occasionally until it crisps.

Mrs. Bisbee and the little Crisps were not the only ones who learned to watch for it.

Beaten biscuits, rolls, and crisps are also serviceable for picnic dinners.

In October the frost crisps into silence the running water and the lake lip.