Plural of fryer
regular plural
The plural of fryer is fryers.
Forms of fryer
| Singular | fryer |
|---|---|
| Plural | fryers |
| Countable | countable |
Fryers in a sentence
- Nowadays we get yellow-legged fryers.1991, Pearl Violette Metzelthin, Ruth Reichl, Gourmet (volume 51, issues 1-6, page 60)
- I am also one of the greatest fryers of chicken in the country, and I toss up a dandy fruit salad—grapefruit, oranges, pineapple and bananas, with French dressing.1945 September 29, Jack Alexander, “The President’s New Lawyer”, in The Saturday Evening Post, volume 218, number 13, page 10, column 1
- There are no deep fryers in the downtown spot, so duplicating the cult favorite breakfast sandwich from the original location, with its fried McDonald’s-esque hashbrown, is out of the question.2021 September 27, Drew Jackson, “Top Raleigh bakery joins the downtown lunch scene”, in The Herald-Sun, volume 133, number 214, page 4A. From the entry McDonald's-esque
Meaning of fryer
- noun A machine or container for frying food.
- noun A fish suitable for frying.
- noun A young chicken suitable for frying; a pullet or cockerel.
Questions about the plural of fryer
- What is the plural of fryer?
- The plural of fryer is fryers.
- Is fryer countable?
- Fryer is a countable noun.
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