➠ Words with T

potato

- Murphy, apt to shoot at Oscar?
- take a shot at nothing - it may get chipped!
- Starchy plant tuber eaten as a vegetable
- shoot at nothing, but obtain food
- A potto cooked and eaten
- shoot at nothing but obtain something to eat
- one may be sweet
- it's lazy when "couched"
- Giant replica of a root vegetable dropped during the New Year's Eve countdown in Boise Idaho
- despot at office conceals vegetable
- Regularly uproot last row to get vegetable
- A head turning to a starchy tuber
- "The ... Eaters," 1885 painting by Vincent Van Gogh which is now placed in a Dutch museum
- Don't be left holding the ball in a game of hot ......
- Tuberous vegetable that can power a clock
- It can be too hot for some
- A hot one is hard to deal with
- It's in the chips
- It may be mashed
- It has eyes but cannot see
- It can be a toy head
- Food that may be served lyonnaise
- A source of starch
- It has eyes that can't see
- It has eyes but can't see
- Kitty for a time puts on old records
- Head in a classic Hasbro toy
- Something dug up and stored in depot at Oldham
- Something food goes in -- a covering to food
- Vegetable produced mainly in Pukekohe and Canterbury
- Russet or Yukon Gold
- Waste is full of rubbish food
- Edible plant tuber
- Peruvian tuber
- Fry stuff
- Will wear the jacket on the couch?
- Spud, and maybe Pat too
- Hash browns' basis
- Root vegetable that is often made into chips
- Word after "couch" or "baked"
- Papa rellena ingredient
- murphy's contribution to the shepherd's pie
- crisp material
- edible starchy tuber from the andes
- Batata harra ingredient
- Vegetable for chips
- Australian Tax Office goes after marijuana chip ingredient
- First vegetable grown in space
- something that is hard to handle when hot vessel is used — to import, place order
- French fries vegetable
- Edible starchy tuber
- ...... pancakes (latkes)
- Versatile veg
- Starchy food dad is about to turn to
- Favoured food of the Guernsey Literary Society?
- common stew ingredient
- Knish ingredient
- Non-computer chip?
- Latke ingredient
- Word with race or chip
- Word with hot or sweet
- Item fried or baked
- Baseball: Slang
- Word with skin or chip
- Word with hot or chip
- Word after one or two
- Veggie for fries
- Vegetable with eyes
- Vegetable used to make hash browns
- Vegetable that can be mashed or baked
- Vegetable sometimes used in pancakes
- Sweet or Irish
- Sweet or hot item
- One usually found on the couch?
- Murphy (informal)
- Mr. ...... Head ("Toy Story" toy)
- Mashed veggie
- Maine product
- Latke need
- Latke base
- King Edward, for example
- Kind of chip not used in casinos
- Irish or Idaho
- Irish Cobbler
- Important tuber
- Idaho, for one
- Idaho tuber
- Hot or sweet item
- Gratin dauphinois ingredient
- Eire staple
- Counting rhyme veggie
- Couch or hot follower
- Couch ...... (TV addict)
- Chip's source
- Chip or peel
- Children's word after one, two or three
- Child's word after "one," "two" and "three"
- Campbell's soup selection
- Burbank specialty
- Baseball, in slang
- "The ...... Eaters": Van Gogh
- "Mashed" side order
- Vichyssoise base
- Difficult political situation
- Chowder ingredient
- Chowder chunk
- Kind of race
- Type of salad
- Idaho, e.g
- Chips source
- Starchy vegetable
- Vodka, in part
- Ingredient in the Irish dish colcannon
- Fries source
- Chip raw material
- Mashed veg?
- Murphy dropping old rubbish in river
- Edible tuber
- Korokke ingredient
- French fry's source
- The veg is too apt, oddly
- Spud in bowl with mixed oat
- Alternative to rice
- Irish stew veggie
- Idaho product
- Record by Queen?
- Murphy drops old rubbish in river
- Spud
- Tuberous vegetable
- Drugs for old Roman off the head with Spud
- She is leaving osteopath for Spud
- Rebellious head censor in old Rome lost his head in the plot?
- Food that's awkward to deal with when hot
- Osteopathist ignores thesis produced by Spud
- Eye site
- Shepherd's pie ingredient
- Idaho export
- Aloo gobi ingredient
- She leaves osteopath for Spud
- Chip source
- Popular tuber
- You'd expect to find this in 4 down for Spud
- Knish filling
- French fry source
- Food famously misspelled by Dan Quayle