to patty

4.6

To shape or press a mixture into small flat cakes for cooking

: formar tortitas

He learned how to patty the dough properly so that it would cook evenly on both sides.

Examples

I met her mother just after i was married To patty my wife, and i was a happely married man

Trade (2007)
Might I not patty and anachronistically expire, like a literary broken heart?

Fiction book (2000)
You got your, you know, your standard bacon, sausage, beef patties, maybe a little kebab.
Cultivated meat begins in a sterile lab, and it grows in giant stainless steel vats before being shaped into patties and cutlets.
After mixing the ingredients, she began to patty the ground beef into round shapes for the burgers.
To make the crab cakes, you need to patty the mixture firmly before frying.

beef patty

4 1.6

A flat round piece of cooked ground beef used in burgers

2 3.4

A small round chocolate with a soft mint filling

patty-pan

1 9.8

A shallow baking dish for making small pies

patty shell

1 6.1

A small hollow pastry case that holds savory or sweet fillings

back-patty

9.9

A small private action of praising yourself for something you did

to squash

74 2.0

to flatten

86 2.6

to patty

4.6

patty infinitive

pattyed past

pattyed past participle

pattying present participle

patties third person singular

Patty also became a verb: to pattie means to press a mixture into a small, flat cake, because the action simply makes a patty.