Fresh

What do we mean by fresh?

New to one's experience; not encountered before. adjective

Unusual or different: synonym: new. adjective

Recently made, produced, or harvested; not stale or spoiled. adjective

Not preserved, as by canning, smoking, or freezing. adjective

Not saline or salty. adjective

Not yet used or soiled; clean. adjective

Free from impurity or pollution; pure. adjective

Not dull or faded. adjective

Fairly strong and often cool; brisk. adjective

Having just arrived. adjective

Untried or trained but not experienced. adjective

Revived or reinvigorated; refreshed. adjective

Rested and ready for a long ride. Used of horses. adjective

Having the glowing or unspoiled appearance of youth. adjective

Having recently calved and therefore with milk. Used of a cow. adjective

A rush of water, along a river or onto the land; a flood.

A stream or spring of fresh water.

The mingling of fresh water with salt in rivers or bays, as by means of a flood of fresh water flowing toward or into the sea.

Words that are spelled similarly to fresh:
fresh, flesh, afresh, frosh, resh, frush, fress, fresk, frech, fresa, cresh, fres, frese, fresch, fesh, gresh, freeh.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fresh:
brackish, vegetables, rotten, tomatoes, seafood, dried, juice, frozen, herbs, fruits, meat, cooked, rating, cheese, fruit, consensus, ingredients, water, milk, vegetable, foods, beef, bread, dishes, pond, fish, eaten, cream, salt, freshwater, waters, excess, produce, supplies, food, drinking, perspective, eggs, air, flowers, start, raw, seeds.

Words that rhyme with fresh:
mesh, flesh, refresh, creche, thresh, enmesh, bangladesh, afresh, plesh, pradesh, resh, lesh, tesh, esch, marrakech, pesh, esh, horseflesh, in the flesh, esche, pesch, lesch, ramesh, desch, koresh, tesch, proud flesh, mahesh, wesch, besch, capital of bangladesh, mesch, resch, venkatesh, wesche, dresch, gresh, ritesh, suresh, flesch, mcelfresh, hesch, klesch, lafleche, lalitesh, mandresh, somesh, tresch, vergesh, vergresh.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fresh:
many, postharvest, strong, virgin, new, vita, sub, glorious, sta, how, fair, poor, warm, odor, crude, pleasant, sequestered, happy, cinnamon, similar, crescent, least, choose, rich, red, full, garden, ruddy, white, plural, prime, dew.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fresh:
water, air, meat, fruit, start, vegetables, fish, blood, milk, fruits, flowers, troops, breeze, supply, leaves, waters, juice, food, bread, material, eggs, look, supplies, ideas, ones, medium, produce, butter, approach, plasma, snow, weight, wind, light, horses, parsley, grass, perspective, solution, tissue, provisions, beef, herbs, foods, impetus, tracks, coffee, paint, ginger, attack, insights, courage, concrete, ground, specimens, tomatoes, serum, earth, clothes, basil, mushrooms, elections, fuel, horse, oil, fields, soil, impulse, breezes, manure, attempt, seafood, proof, strawberries, vigour, pork, coat, charge, smell, meats, cream, mint, green, hope, specimen.

Consonant match to fresh:
frosh, frisch, frush, frosch, frasch, friesz.

Words that sound like fresh:
fresh, fresch, frisch, frush, frische, frosh, frosch, frasch, fridge, frige, fritch, fritsch, fritsche, fritzsche, fret, fresher, afresh, freshie, frett, frere, fraiche, fruge, frage, fraire, freyre, freyr, frege, fratch, thresh, fish, flourish, frizz, furnish, frill, friz, frys, fra, frear, frit, furbish, phish, fress, frut, fisch, fris, ferous, fairish, fril, farish, freire, friss, frus, phorous, ferreous, fritt, farrish, phra, flesh, frail, fetch, fray, frat, fraught, fash, frau, frase, frays, frea, frass, frech, fraile, fraise, fraze, ferrar, frate, fraz, fosh, farrar, frec, fras, firat, flesch, freas, foosh, frae, fraight, farouche, frais, frai, frayer, ferule, fraus, firry, fleche, frasher, -free, ferrat, feroce, fraher, foredge.