The phrase "as a fry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended as a colloquial expression, but without context, it is difficult to determine its appropriate usage.
Example: "He was feeling a bit lost, like a fry in a sea of burgers."
Alternatives: "like a fish out of water" or "like a needle in a haystack."
Rain worked briefly as a fry cook in his village, and found that he had absorbed some of his parents' knowledge.
He makes $13.63 an hour as a fry cook at Paris, the theme hotel on the Strip with its own Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe.
He could no longer pay even the rent on his cramped studio apartment — not on his $10-an-hour 10-an-hour 10-an-houry cook at a fast food restaurant.
A slender blonde who is a photographer and a painter, she met Mr. Coyne in the late '80s when he was working as a fry cook at a local Long John Silver's between tours.
The line rose and a heavy shad cleared the water in a salmon-like leap -- probably an instinct from its days as a fry when it had to flee from everything from smallmouth bass to schools of bluefish.
In a community where hunting is less a hobby than another way to put food on the table, Mr. Adams was one of the many local boys who learned to string together a living out of odd jobs, working as a fry cook, an auto mechanic and the town's one-man, part-time police force.
David Brooks wrote in last week's New York Times that what he learned upon his most recent visit to Israel is that an Israeli's greatest fear is to be seen as a frier, a sucker.
They are very good topped with ham and melted cheese but Ed and I like an oatcake as an edible plate for a fry up as they are excellent at soaking up runny fried egg.
I could cope as long as I had a fry-up and Anadin Extra every morning.
As a small fry, it lives near the surface, eating plankton, but as it gets larger it descends to deeper waters, becoming a fish eater.
A highlight of a Cask & Larder visit is a meal in which his beer is paired with Southern-influenced cuisine such as a fish fry with okra and hush puppies or chicken and biscuits.
