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fryer

 

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Noun fryer has 1 sense
  1. fryer, frier, pullet - flesh of a medium-sized young chicken suitable for frying
    --1 is a kind of chicken, poulet, volaille
    Derived form: verb fry2

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Fryer

Noun - Cooking Appliance

A fryer is a kitchen appliance used for deep frying food. It consists of a container, usually made of metal, which is filled with cooking oil and heated to a specific temperature to cook various types of fried foods.

Example Sentence:

I always use the fryer to make crispy french fries for my family.

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Noun - Person or Animal

A fryer, in some contexts, refers to a young animal or a person who is fried or destined to be fried, typically for food consumption.

Example Sentence:

The farm raises fryers to supply the local butcher shop with fresh meat.

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Noun - Fish

In fishing, a fryer is a young fish that has reached the stage where it can be fried and eaten.

Example Sentence:

The fishing competition focused on catching fryers to cook for the evening feast.

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Verb - Cooking Action

The term "fryer" can also be used as a verb to describe the act of cooking food in a fryer or frying pan.

Example Sentence:

She decided to fryer the chicken pieces to achieve a crispy and flavorful coating.

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