FRESH


Meaning of FRESH in English

adj., adv., & n.

adj. 1 newly made or obtained (fresh sandwiches). 2 a other, different; not previously known or used (start a fresh page; we need fresh ideas). b additional (fresh supplies). 3 (foll. by from) lately arrived from (a specified place or situation). 4 not stale or musty or faded (fresh flowers; fresh memories). 5 (of food) not preserved by salting, tinning, freezing, etc. 6 not salty (fresh water). 7 a pure, untainted, refreshing, invigorating (fresh air). b bright and pure in colour (a fresh complexion). 8 (of the wind) brisk; of fair strength. 9 alert, vigorous, fit (never felt fresher). 10 colloq. a cheeky, presumptuous. b amorously impudent. 11 young and inexperienced.

adv. newly, recently (esp. in comb. : fresh-baked; fresh-cut).

n. the fresh part of the day, year, etc. (in the fresh of the morning). freshly adv. freshness n.

[ ME f. OF freis fresche ult. f. Gmc ]

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