- - Ore-Ida .... tots; tasty bites
- - material for tots?
- - ... Tots (Ore-Ida nuggets)
- - ... tot (potato snack)
- - ... Tots, potato dish
- - ... Tots (starchy side dish)
- - ... tots (snack)
- - ... Tots (potato nuggets)
- - Veggie for a tot?
- - ...... Tots (fried potato puffs)
- - Tot's parent
- - ...... Tots (Ore-Ida product)
- - What tots might go after?
- - Tots' source
- - ...... Tots (frozen food item)
- - Ore-Ida's .... Tots
- - ...... Tots (grocery purchase)
- - ...... Tots (frozen nuggets)
- - ...... Tots (alternative to French fries)
- - Tots
- - Tot
- - ... tots, dish invented in the 1950s to solve the issue of potato left-overs
- - Vegetable, poor stuff, I hesitate to say
- - Ingredient in fries, informally
- - home run, in sports slang
- - Spud (informal)
- - starchy side dish, slangily
- - Hash browns ingredient, informally
- - Potato, casually
- - certain starch, slangily
- - potato in extremely tender sandwiches consumed
- - Murphy's treat, cooked
- - Spud to some
- - Rejecting seconds, one who tries starchy food
- - Spud's kin
- - Starchy veggie (sl.)
- - Starchy tuber (sl.)
- - Yam's relative
- - Tuber with eyes, briefly
- - Southern spud
- - Snuffy's younger
- - Slangy word for the vegetable that's also called a "spud"
- - Pared item on KP duty
- - Darth ...... (Mr. Potato Head "Star Wars" tie-in)
- - Baseball dinger
- - "Baked" side dish, informally
- - Hash ingredient, informally
- - Many eyes are upon it, informally
- - With 37 Across, alternative to fries
- - Home run, in slang
- - Rubbish queen for King Edward, say
- - Home run, slangily
- - Fries source, slangily
- - Tuber in a sack
- - Source of hash browns, slangily
- - Tuber's nickname
- - Spud that's less hard: I'm not sure
- - Homer in Idaho?
- - Source of hash browns, informally
- - Such as King Edward's stateroom? Just part of it
- - Starchy fare, informally
- - Tuber term
- - Certain side, slangily
- - Tuber, so to speak
- - With 54-Across, Ore-Ida morsel
- - Slangy potato
- - Starchy fare, slangily
- - Four-bagger in Idaho?
- - Darth .... (Mr. Potato Head product)
- - Source of french fries, informally
- - Idaho, e.g., informally
- - Idaho, informally
- - Common vegetable forming part of pasta terrine
- - Source of starch, informally
- - Home run in Idaho?
- - Snuffy Smith's son, in the comics
- - 'Long ball'
- - Colloquial lead-in to soup or salad
- - Long .... (home run)
- - Snuffy Smith's kid
- - Home run, in baseball lingo
- - Snuffy Smith's son
- - Home run slang
- - Something to pare, informally
- - Homer, in baseball slang
- - With 66-Across, little source of carbs
- - Stereotypical K.P. item
- - Something peeled
- - Certain tuber, slangily
- - Chip source, informally
- - Snuffy's boy
- - Starchy spheroid, informally
- - Starchy food, informally
- - Side dish, informally
- - Home run or home fries source
- - Snuffy's son
- - Slang for a home run
- - 67-Across, in slang
- - Slangy side dish
- - Folksy starch source found in 20-, 37- and 49-Across
- - Darth ...... (2005 version of Mr. Potato Head)
- - "Snuffy Smith" baby
- - Idaho product, in dialect
- - Darth ...... (spinoff Playskool toy)
- - Spud, informally
- - Darth ...... (Mr. Potato Head figure)
- - Gem State product, informally
- - Idaho, slangily
- - Son of Snuffy Smith, in the comics
- - Fry source, colloquially
- - Round-tripper
- - Dinger
- - Four bagger.
- - Fry source
- - Potato, informally
- - Potato, slangily
- - Potato (informal)
- - Idaho, e.g
- - Hash ingredient, slangily
- - Source of fries, slangily
- - Idaho product, informally
- - Source of fries, informally
- - Tuber, informally
- - Idaho product, slangily
- - K.P. veggie
- - "Baked" side dish, slangily
- - Russet, informally
- - Starchy side
- - Spud
- - Eye site
- - Idaho export
- - Murphy ....
- - See 56-Across
- - Spud (slang)
- - Darth .. [Potato Head product]
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