cheese fries

American  

[chiz frahyz] / ˈtʃɪz ˌfraɪz /

plural noun

Informal.

1. a dish of French fries that have been topped with cheese, usually American or cheddar, and baked or otherwise heated until the cheese is melted.

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Etymology

Origin of cheese fries

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

Towers of onion rings stacked high, bone-in rib-eyes, bubbling pots of lobster mac and cheese, fries and meats drowning in au poivre.

From Los Angeles Times

Though the Country Kitchen employees had to stay home with no pay for months, they are back now, serving chili cheese fries, omelets and buffalo burgers.

From Los Angeles Times

How did you land on the cashew cheese fries?

From Los Angeles Times

Cashew and nut cheese was the thing that they would put on cheese fries.

From Los Angeles Times

And the chili cheese fries, which are apparently a must in this makeshift world.

From Los Angeles Times