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to deep-fry

to deep-fry

8.9
Change an image a lot by making its colours too bright and adding grainy noise
  • verb
  • /dip-fraɪ/
  • Slang
translation icon : editar en exceso
  • He deep-fried the photo until the colors and noise looked completely ridiculous.

Examples

  • Internet users often deep-fry memes to heighten their absurd, surreal humor.

  • During the livestream she started deep-frying audience screenshots for comedic effect.

  • Did you see that deep-fried meme?

  • She loves to deep-fry her photos for fun.

  • Many Instagram users deep-fry their pictures to create funny and distorted images that go viral.

  • He enjoys deep-frying memes, making them more vibrant and comically exaggerated.

  • After deep-frying the image, it became a hilarious depiction that everyone shared online.

Synonyms

to overegg the pudding
vsto deep-fry
  • UK
9.9

To add too many details and ruin something

is a heavy image edit that exaggerates colors and artifacts to create distortion

Antonyms

1.0

Not made or changed by people, coming from nature like sunlight

10 4.8

Shown or said openly without hiding anything

How Edited

to deep-fry
  • Slang
8.9
to overdevelop
  • Specialized
7.4
to photoshop
5 4.8
to edit
337 1.5

Surface Forms

deep-fry infinitive
deep-fried past
deep-fried past participle
deep-frying present participle
deep-fries third person singular

Morphology

deep-fry = deep + fry (semi-transparent) = deep + fry

A metaphorical compounding extending the cooking sense to intensive image processing; components hint at meaning but cultural knowledge is needed.

Etymology

A helpful way to remember the slang deep-fry is to think of an image being 'cooked' too much: deep ('very') and fry ('to cook') give the idea of editing a picture until the colors and brightness are exaggerated and the result looks extreme and funny.