Deep-fried (adjective)

Cooked by immersing in hot oil or fat.

Origin:

From the combination of the adverb "deep" meaning "in a deep or profound manner" and the past participle of the verb "fry" meaning "to cook in hot oil or fat".

Examples:

1. The french fries were deep-fried.
2. The chicken was deep-fried to perfection.
3. The fish was deep-fried and crispy.
4. The doughnuts were deep-fried and sugary.
5. The onion rings were deep-fried and delicious.