fritter
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈfrɪtər/
:
buñuelo
- She enjoyed a delicious apple fritter for dessert after her meal.
- apple fritters
- corn fritters
- conch fritters
We are starting with ginger beer and corn beef fritters.
- We are starting with ginger beer and corn beef fritters.
- Oh, give him a, give him an apple fritter, you know.
- Best glazed glazed fritter never had that.
- That ASMR is an apple fritter the way, the way he's eating it in the Yeah, I like you do a nice ASMR eating.
- So it looks like you guys are pretty much on the same page about both Apple fritters and the chances that NVIDIA will provide any kind of support in their drivers for Mantel.
Examples
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Carlsberg lager was a perfect accompaniment, and afterward there were apple fritters and pastry.
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Bob Morris fries up conch fritters and mixes rum drinks (this costs some bucks, but he always sells well.)
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Oh, give him a, give him an apple fritter, you know.
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I went on your Facebook page, Breakfast, pizza and the biggest apple fritter I've ever seen.
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Nate's dad always used to get him an apple fritter on his birthday and so I thought an apple croissant was close enough.
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I don't know if you still like apple fritters.
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Like an apple fritter.
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There's just something extra special about an apple fritter and a steaming cup of farmhouse coffee on a crisp day in Apple Hill.
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We returned to the US just in time to enjoy fresh apple cider fritters at Roberts Orchards in Bristol, CT.
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Mine has been good; I had a good time at the Apple Festival today—yummy apple fritters!
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Synonyms
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1.0
A sweet piece of fried dough with apple pieces often served warm
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2.5
A small fried cake of batter and bits of corn served hot as a snack or side dish
A deep-fried pastry made with yeast like a doughnut often dusted with powdered sugar
Antonyms
Compounds
- US
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2.5
A small fried cake of batter and bits of corn served hot as a snack or side dish
A deep-fried pastry made with yeast like a doughnut often dusted with powdered sugar
A thick mix of flour, water, and egg for coating foods like fish or vegetables before frying
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Etymology
Fritter comes from old words that mean 'to fry', so think of it like fry. A fritter is a small piece of fruit, meat, or veg coated and cooked in hot oil, which is why the name fits the food.