potato , *** , also: spud informal , also: tattie ScoE informal , also: tatie ScoE informal

If you cannot find very small potatoes, cut them up.

Then come back and we'll make a start on the potatoes.

She put the potatoes down on the room's one table.

He took the potatoes from the fire to see if they were done.

And I think you two are small potatoes to them.

For services to local government, the potato industry and the community.

If nothing else, make sure that you move potatoes every year.

I think it must be the god of small potatoes.

But along with the skin goes almost 10 percent of the potato.

It turned out to be only the potato in the game.

"Because our family was given three potatoes by a party member."

Though people keep talking to one another, their eyes follow the potatoes.

After school I used to go and work in the kitchen, doing potatoes or something.

The problem has come back again, and it is a kind of hot potato.

Except perhaps for the part about the potatoes, he is in good company.

There is a better way, but of course it's a political hot potato.

Heat until hot and add a third of the potatoes.

The rest of the land is really relatively small potatoes.

The sweet potatoes are doing well, thought the old man working alone in the field.

A potato can be a great help in times of trial.

Cook potatoes until they start to brown on one side, about 4 minutes.

The women would have fish and potatoes waiting when the service was over.

And here he was, working on this political hot potato of a project.

While this is going on, you can cook your potato.

The stands have come a long way from the potato.