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Honeycrisp

noun
/ˈhʌniˈkɹɪsp/

Etymology

From honey + crisp, originally a trademark.

  1. inherited from crisp — “light, crinkled fabric; kind of pastry; crinkliness or roughness of skin”
  2. derived from *kris-✻
  3. derived from crispus — “of hair: crimped, curly”
  4. inherited from crisp — “curly”
  5. inherited from crisp — “curly, wavy”
  6. compounded as honeycrisp — “honey + crisp”

Definitions

  1. A sweet, firm, tart cultivar of apple.

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