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Examples of fried in a Sentence
Sorry, I'm just fried today.
grew up in a family in which Dad got fried on every weekend and holiday
Recent Examples of fried from the Web
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The other half: deep-fried Oreos, more than 60 carnival rides and games, fierce pie and quilt competitions, and concerts from the likes of the Band Perry and Colbie Caillat.
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The daily lunch menu is even more international, ranging from Mexican shrimp cocktail and shrimp-bacon tacos to Korean fried chicken wings and Indian butter chicken.
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Also popular is the Double Porker featuring pork tenderloin with fried bacon, topped with beer cheese and served on a ciabatta bun with chips.
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The fried favorite beat out the hot brown, beer cheese and many other menu items.
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The shop is open for 24 hours on the weekends, for deep-fried delights around the clock.
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Entrees like the chicken pipian are a hit, as are the desserts like churros, flan or bunuelos, delightful fried dough balls served with ice cream.
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The company most recently acquired Popeyes, a fried-chicken chain that competes with KFC.
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The unsung heroes of Kin Dee are the handmade spicy sauces, which come with dishes such as fried octopus and scallops.
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First Known Use of fried
1926
FRIED Defined for English Language Learners
fried
playDefinition of fried for English Language Learners
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: cooked in hot oil
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: not able to think clearly because you are very tired
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