Pronunciation: /fraɪ/
noun a dish of food that has been cooked in hot oil or fat
A1 I like to eat french fries.
A2 My mom makes the best fried chicken.
B1 The chef recommended the fish fry at the local restaurant.
B2 The street vendor's tempura fry was delicious.
C1 The gourmet restaurant served a delectable truffle fry appetizer.
C2 The culinary school taught advanced techniques for perfecting the art of fry cooking.
verb to cook food in hot oil or fat
A1 I fry eggs for breakfast.
A2 She fries the fish in a pan.
B1 He likes to fry chicken wings in hot oil.
B2 The chef fried the potatoes until they were crispy.
C1 The cook demonstrated how to fry tempura shrimp perfectly.
C2 After marinating the steak, he fried it to perfection on the grill.
formal The chef will fry the fish in hot oil until it is golden brown.
informal I love to fry up some bacon for breakfast on the weekends.
slang Let's fry some chicken wings for the game tonight.
figurative His brain felt like it was being fried after studying for hours on end.
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