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fries

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fries  (frz)
v.
Third person singular present tense of fry1.
n.
Plural of fry1.
fries
Noun, pl
short for French fries
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Noun1.friesfries - strips of potato fried in deep fat  
chips, french fries, french-fried potatoes
Irish potato, murphy, potato, spud, tater, white potato - an edible tuber native to South America; a staple food of Ireland


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Fries & Associates has been selected to convert two stores for Kohl's in Brooklyn and on Staten Island.
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restaurants serve fingers, burgers, and fries because they're the lowest common denominator, they're familiar, and they're cheap.
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In 1997, while researching for our Guide to Fast Food, we were told by Burger King that their French fries contained nothing "which would present a problem to [a vegetarian] diet.
Burger King French fries are not vegan! by Vegetarian Journal
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