Associations to the word «Fried»
Noun
- Pudding
- Lemon
- Calorie
- Whistle
- Bret
- Mcintyre
- Optics
- Garlic
- Flour
- Slice
- Mushroom
- Liver
- Cuisine
- Subway
- Kathryn
- Yam
- Green
- Daisy
- Klan
- Franchise
- Lucian
- Perkins
- Vegetable
- Fry
- Bucket
- Peanut
- Manny
- Commercial
- Harris
- Bread
- Jakob
- Lander
- Stir
- Poultry
- Chain
- Flavour
- Marijuana
- Pepper
- Carrot
- Germain
- Meat
- Taiwanese
- Food
- Fresh
- Padre
- Taft
- Tobias
- Fish
- Jessica
- Layer
- Corona
- Eel
- Violinist
- Cope
- Massey
- Nobel
- Movie
- Fast
- Batter
- Lagos
- Cruelty
- Disbelief
- Trout
- Cinematographer
- Loaf
- Nj
- Ingredient
- Records
- Alfred
- Apple
- Corn
- Albert
- Frank
- Squash
- Elaine
- Homicide
- Favorite
- Thanksgiving
- Cookie
- Sci
- Marcel
- Keller
- Flavor
- Groove
- Café
- Joshua
- Marks
- Lamb
- Wendy
- Polymer
Verb
Pictures for the word «Fried»
Wiktionary
FRIED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of fry
FRIED, adjective. Cooked by frying.
FRIED, adjective. (specifically) (of an egg) Being fried with the yolk unbroken.
FRIED, adjective. (colloquial) (of computer equipment) Broken as a result of excessive heat or an electrical surge.
FRIED, adjective. (slang) stoned; under the influence of drugs
FRIED BREAD, noun. (US) A Native American food, found throughout the United States, a leavened flat dough fried or deep-fried in oil, shortening, or lard.
FRIED BREAD, noun. (UK) Bread sliced and fried in oil, part of a full English breakfast.
FRIED BREADS, noun. Plural of fried bread
FRIED EGG, noun. An egg that has been shallow-fried on one or both sides.
FRIED EGG, noun. (golf) (slang) A golf ball half-buried in sand in a bunker.
FRIED EGG, noun. (slang) (usually in the plural) A small female breast.
FRIED EGGS, noun. Plural of fried egg
FRIED RICE, noun. Any of very many forms of rice that has been first cooked by boiling and is then stir-fried with other ingredients
FRIED RICES, noun. Plural of fried rice
Dictionary definition
FRIED, adjective. Cooked by frying in fat.
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