if you do a clipper set near DLO, you can do the first dex uptime (stepping) and the second dex as a legover. its the same legwork as DLO, but with the first dex uptime, and its called "crispy dlo." if you do both dexes downtime, its called "original" (like KFC...crispy and original). there are a good number of moves that have this duality, such as torque (crispy torque is stepping far osis) and drifter (stepping far clipper). crispy DLO and crispy torque are the most common moves that make use of that notation. and obviously if you want you can just use the technical name, like calling it stepping far legover instead of crispy DLO, but either way its the same move. also there are different degrees of "crispy-ness" especially with crispy torque, where you can do the first (and only, for crispy torque) dex very early\uptime, "peak time" (where the bag is at the apex of the set), or not crispy at all, doing the move completely downtime, as the bag is falling. original style.
some moves were originally created as complete downtime moves, like torque and DLO, so calling them original torque is somewhat redundant, as the crispy variant is something of an evolution of how the trick was first done. i believe some sets were half invented by people who's style was naturally to do some tricks more uptime than other people, and as varied styles became more popularized, terms were added to clarify exactly how moves were performed.
if any of this is wrong, feel free to correct.
pick up b2b
legover b2b
ilussion bsos
mirage bsos
clip>op clip>op clip>op clip
and what I am really proud of is dragon both sides! Finally i streched my ankle for a long time and today i did this wicked delay
depends where its set from, clip set far double-downing osis is "motion", toe op double-downing osis is "ocean," and im not sure what the other two are.