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shallow-fried

shallow-fried is the simple past and past participle of shallow-fry.

Meaning of shallow-fry

Verb

shallow-fry (third-person singular simple present shallow-fries, present participle shallow-frying, simple past and past participle shallow-fried)

  1. (UK) To fry in a frying pan with only a thin layer of oil; to pan-fry.

Adjective

shallow-fried (not comparable)

  1. Fried in a pan with minimal oil.
    Antonyms:
    deep-fried

Antonyms of shallow-fried

Questions about shallow-fried

What does shallow-fried mean?
Shallow-fried means fried in a pan with minimal oil.
What is shallow-fried the simple past and past participle of?
Shallow-fried is the simple past and past participle of shallow-fry.
What part of speech is shallow-fried?
Shallow-fried is an adjective.

Words near shallow-fried in the dictionary

  1. Shallow Water
  2. shallow-copied
  3. shallow-copies
  4. shallow-copy
  5. shallow-copying
  6. shallow-fried
  7. shallow-fries
  8. shallow-fry
  9. shallow-frying
  10. shallow-hearted
  11. shallow-heartedness

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