Tagalog translation of CRISPY: malutong
"Crips" in Tagalog refers to a specific type of snack food, typically a crispy and crunchy snack. It could also refer to a type of salty biscuit or cracker.
MEANING OF LECHON: Lechon or litson in Tagalog is a whole roasted pig which is usually the highlight of every lunch or dinner gatherings in the Philippines.
"Crispy" is an adjective.
The Tagalog word for "English" is "Ingles."
Tagalog of about: tungkol
"Crips" in Tagalog refers to a specific type of snack food, typically a crispy and crunchy snack. It could also refer to a type of salty biscuit or cracker.
MEANING OF LECHON: Lechon or litson in Tagalog is a whole roasted pig which is usually the highlight of every lunch or dinner gatherings in the Philippines.
Crispy
Crispy is not a verb. Crispy is an adjective.
crispy = crujiente
"Crispy" is an adjective.
Air from oil when you cook crispy food comes out of the food making it less crispy but when you put it in the air-tight containers , the air cannot escape so the crispy food remains crispy.
Crispy wings is yellow
Crispy Wings are yellow
A crispy M&M has a chocolate center surrounded by a thin layer of crispy rice cereal and a colorful candy coating.
Crispy Ambulance was created in 1978.
The word crispy is an adjective, a word that describes a noun, for example crispy crackers.The noun form is crispiness.