Collocations for "potato"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "potato" in context.
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potato
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- [mashed, fried, roasted] potatoes
- [canned, frozen, fresh] potatoes
- a sweet potato
- a [baked, raw] potato
- a [crisp, crunchy, farm, large, small, red] potato
- an [Irish, Idaho] potato
- [grow, plant, pick, sort] potatoes
- [dice, cut, peel, slice] potatoes
- [roast, grill, fry, mash] potatoes
- [roast] potato with [bacon, cheese, sour cream]
- [cooked, served, made] with potatoes
- a [sack, bag, kilo] of potatoes
- [five, ten] pounds of potatoes
- with potato and onion
- meat and potatoes
- the potatoes are [sprouting, green]
- is small potatoes compared to
- dropped it like a hot potato
- is a potato farmer
- potato [fields, crops, farming, harvests]
- potato [wedges, chips, skins]
- sweet potato [fries, mash]
- [using, with] a potato peeler
- make a potato clock
- UK: potato [marketing board, council]
- the (Irish) Potato Famine
- has a potato [computer, camera]
- slang: potato [videos, image]
- slang: potato quality
'potato' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):