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Origin and Etymology of risp
Middle English rispen, from Old Norse rispa to scratch; akin to German rispeln to scrape together, Low German rispe hackle, and perhaps to Norwegian ripa to scratch
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Definition of risp
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dialectal, chiefly England
: a stem or stalk of a plant
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