frying pan

[Eng. frying, and pan. ] A pan, with a long handle, in which food is fried. Out of the frying - pan into the fire: From one evil into another still greater. fû', a. [FULL.] *fu-age (age as Ig), s. [FUMAGE.] fu-ar, 8. [FEUAR.] *füb, *fübs, s . [Etym. doubtful. Perhaps connected with fob (q. v.).] A fat, chubby child. *fub, v . t . [For, v.] To delude, to cheat; to put off with false excuses. füb-ber-, 8. [Eng. fub, v.; -ery.] Cheating, swindling, deception.