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deep-fried

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deep-fry (dpfr)
tr.v. deep-fried, deep-fry·ing, deep-fries
To fry by immersing in a deep utensil of fat or oil: deep-fry doughnuts; deep-fried the chicken wings.
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Adj.1.deep-fried - cooked by frying in fat
fried
cooked - having been prepared for eating by the application of heat


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