0 a slice of fruit, vegetable, or meat covered with batter (= a mixture of flour, egg, and milk) and then fried -- 油炸馅饼（用水果、蔬菜或肉作馅）
Clasts have cuspate, frittered edges with small clasts spalling from larger ones.
Nor are any of these many pages frittered away.
Even in the regular army itself, the fervour, sense of common purpose, and ready acceptance of discipline so essential for victory in any war had frittered away.
For goodness' sake, do not fritter this away for political motives.
With the exhorbitant price of clothing and furniture and essentials for the home, £400 savings would soon be frittered away.
I would not use the word "fritter" unconditionally with regard to the amusements of the people.
It is breaking my heart the way we are going on, just frittering away the time and battering at closed doors.
Such figures are within our grasp if the fruits of this labour are not frittered away through piracy.
