Fryer definition

frīər
fryers
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One that fries, as a deep utensil usually equipped with a basket and used for frying foods.
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A small young chicken suitable for frying.
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A person or thing that fries; specif., a utensil for deep-frying foods.
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Food to be cooked by frying; esp., a chicken young and tender enough to fry.
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A container for frying food.
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A young chicken suitable for frying; a pullet.
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Noun

Singular:
fryer
Plural:
fryers

Origin of fryer

  • fry +‎ -er

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Fryer Sentence Examples

  • Check the manufacturer's directions of your fryer for additional hints and safeguards.

  • Additionally, Troubridge's journal provides evidence of a deeply embittered individual, which is the opposite of what Fryer suggests.

  • I would urge everyone to get rid of them and buy a deep fat fryer because they can catch alight so quickly.

  • If you don't have an electric deep-fat fryer and are using an ordinary pan, never fill it more than one-third full.

  • Melinda was cleaning a bacon fryer and steamer unit.

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