sharp

a sharp drop; a sharp turn.

a sharp temper; a sharp assault.

a sharp, pungent odor; a sharp cheese.

a sharp pang of jealousy.

there was a sharp crack of thunder.

Paul's a sharp operator.

negotiate a sharp curve.

a knife with a sharp edge

a sharp fall of temperature

a short and sharp life

a sharp photographic image.

a sharp flash of lightning.

a sharp turn in the road.

He heard a sharp intake of breath.

She ripped her stocking on a sharp nail.

It's a sharp drop followed by an equally sharp recovery.

It's rigid, it's all tight folds and sharp edges.

Those types of stones can make a really, really sharp edge.

Be careful, Tag—that has a very sharp thorns.

But demand for such help increased sharply during the pandemic.

I'm gonna need something a lot sharper than a horseshoe.

A razor should have a very sharp blade.

Some physicians say it could help keep our minds sharp as we age.