patty
- noun
- /ˈpæti/
- US
- The chef prepared a delicious patty filled with seasoned beef and onions.
- a Jamaican patty
Examples
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How many patties are you selling a day?
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The patties were gone in five minutes.
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My idea gets us 18 patties to the pound instead of 16.
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So you can have beef patties for a nickel cheaper.
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Two large fries and a Jumbo Krabby Patty.
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Their choice, though free, is perhaps more like choosing between chocolate gelato and rice patties.
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Jamaican patties versus Curry goat terrine.
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Alternatively, there may be arepas (cornmeal patties) on the side.
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For breakfast, it is rolled in oatmeal and fried in bacon fat until you get these crisp patties called laverbread cakes.
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Remember grandma's spinach patties?
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Synonyms
A baked pastry with a sweet or savory filling
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Etymology
Patty comes from an old French word for 'paste' or dough, like what we use for pastry, so it originally named small pies and pastries. That's why a Jamaican patty is a little pastry filled with spicy meat or vegetables.