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Are you going to make me look it up? I think a fryer is a dead chicken suitable for frying. Also a "[deep] fryer" is a kitchen device suitable for frying said chicken in very hot oil.
- Are you going to make me look it up?
- I think a fryer is a dead chicken suitable for frying.
- Also a "[deep] fryer" is a kitchen device suitable for frying said chicken in very hot oil.
- I think a frier is a religious person of the type found in monasteries.
- ") I guess I don't know what "frier" is.
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Are you going to make me look it up? 
I think a fryer is a dead chicken suitable for frying. Also a "[deep] fryer" is a
I think a fryer is a dead chicken suitable for frying. Also a "[deep] fryer" is a
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"Fryer" is much more common, even for the chicken.
There's also "dryer" and "drier." This one is pretty clear cut: Y is the appliance, I is the condition.
Do you think the gas dryer gets the towels drier than the electric one?
As far as I know, there is no "driar," but we could start our own order.
There's also "dryer" and "drier." This one is pretty clear cut: Y is the appliance, I is the condition.
Do you think the gas dryer gets the towels drier than the electric one?
As far as I know, there is no "driar," but we could start our own order.
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Ali.h What is the difference between frier and fryer?
FYI, a friar is a devotee in a monastery, not a frier
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