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Southern-fried
[ suhth-ern-frahyd ]
adjective
- Cooking. coated with flour, egg, and breadcrumbs and fried in deep fat:
Southern-fried chicken.
- (often lowercase) Slang. characteristic of or originating in the South:
a vocabulary full of southern-fried expressions.
Southern-fried
/ ˈsʌðənˌfraɪd /
adjective
- (of meats, esp chicken) dipped in a mixture of flour and breadcrumbs and deep-fried
- Alsocountry-fried (of music) combined with or influenced by elements of country-and-western music
- derogatory.Alsocountry-fried characteristic of or pertaining to the Southeastern US, esp in culture, politics, or religion Compare chicken-fried
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Southern-fried1
First recorded in 1925–30
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Southern-fried1
senses 2 and 3 from association with the cuisine of the Southern US
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Example Sentences
One gets the impression of a Southern-fried, pretty-boy version of Max Bialystock.
From The Daily Beast
Sometimes on Sunday I would go out to their house for a southern fried chicken dinner with pecan pie.
From Project Gutenberg
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