fresh
New or not used before.
Newly made, obtained, or produced; not old or previously used.
Clean and a little cool in a pleasant way.
Clean, pure, and often slightly cool in temperature or feeling.
New to a job or activity and without much experience.
Having little or no experience in a particular activity or situation.
Speaking or acting in a rude way that shows too much confidence.
Overly bold, rude, or disrespectfully forward in manner or speech.
- Base: fresh
- Comparative: fresher
- Superlative: freshest
fresh start
1A completely new beginning
A new chance to begin again after problems or mistakes.
- After losing his job, he moved to another city for a fresh start.
- The new year is the perfect time for a fresh start.
get fresh with someone
1Act rudely or flirtatiously toward someone inappropriately
To talk or act in a rude way, sometimes in a way that is too friendly or sexual without permission.
- Don't get fresh with me, or you'll be sorry.
- He was fired after getting fresh with a customer.
look fresh as a daisy
1Look healthy and energetic
To look full of energy and not tired at all.
- Even after the long flight, she looked fresh as a daisy.
- You’ve been working all night but you still look fresh as a daisy.