Definitions
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- noun A
kitchen appliance used fordeep-frying .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Now there's a ravenous twenty-four hour cable news cycle that gorges uncritically on the Internet, which in turn is a vast rumor mill and opinion fryolator.
Robert Brenner: Captain America vs. Osama Bin Laden Robert Brenner 2011
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Now there's a ravenous twenty-four hour cable news cycle that gorges uncritically on the Internet, which in turn is a vast rumor mill and opinion fryolator.
Robert Brenner: Captain America vs. Osama Bin Laden Robert Brenner 2011
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But when I was there, there were no Lunar Orbiter tape reels blocking access to the fryolator.
Rambles at starchamber.com » Blog Archive » Links soft and links hard 2009
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Just put all them N dangered species in a deep fat fryolator and lets see who can swim.
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Today the U.S. Chamber of Commerce went to bat for McDonald's, Burger King, and every other restaurant that owns a fryolator.
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The Ford Fusion they own is the family's third hybrid vehicle and for business use, Lavalette drives a fuel-flex diesel truck which runs on diesel or biofuel, including corn oil or fryolator waste products.
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We don’t know how to check if the fryolator bath is really vegetarian, or if they’ve ever fried some meat in it, so my kosher-keeping friends don’t assume that the fries aren’t meat.
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I hadn’t really worked in the restaurant that long, maybe four or five months, and I didn’t know all the lingo, the jargon, the fryolator patois of the hardened restaurant professional.
Fired! Written 2006
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I hadn’t really worked in the restaurant that long, maybe four or five months, and I didn’t know all the lingo, the jargon, the fryolator patois of the hardened restaurant professional.
Fired! Written 2006
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I hadn’t really worked in the restaurant that long, maybe four or five months, and I didn’t know all the lingo, the jargon, the fryolator patois of the hardened restaurant professional.
Fired! Written 2006
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