fresher
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of fresher
First recorded in 1880–85; fresh(man) + -er 1
Example Sentences
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A winter bowl becomes both more decadent and somehow fresher when there’s a little glimmer of fruit tucked inside.
From Salon
“Them being able to play off of one another allows them to just be fresher as the season and as games go on,” McVay said.
From Los Angeles Times
"While we all expect the inevitable freshers flu, there are deadly viral strains also circulating which students need to be protected against, and aware of," they said.
From BBC
Verstappen was able to rejoin still in the lead, Russell having been unable to close in on the Red Bull despite his fresher tyres.
From BBC
"Half my clients really notice a huge difference - their skin feels more hydrated, healthier, younger - while the other half don't see such a big change. But their skin does tend to feel tighter and fresher."
From BBC
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