Word "TATER" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
an edible tuber native to South America; a staple food of Ireland
Synonyms:
irish potato, murphy, potato, spud, white potato

Crossword Clues for TATER

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Clue Source Date
___ Tots Universal 11 Mar 2026
Fries source, informally Wall Street Journal 26 Feb 2026
___ Tots, potato dish
Potato The Telegraph Plusword 22 Feb 2026
Spud The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 19 Feb 2026
___ tots USA Today 09 Feb 2026
"Roasted" side in a Twain tale Newsday 03 Jan 2026
Spud Eugene Sheffer 30 Dec 2025
Spud Premier Sunday 21 Dec 2025
___ tots USA Today 29 Nov 2025
Spud Eugene Sheffer 27 Nov 2025
Source of edible "tots" Wall Street Journal 25 Nov 2025
Home run, in baseball slang LA Times Daily 20 Nov 2025
Spud Thomas Joseph 24 Oct 2025
Home run, in baseball lingo Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2025
Spud Universal 03 Oct 2025
___ Tots, potato dish
Idaho export, informally LA Times Mini 22 Sep 2025
Spud LA Times Daily 10 Aug 2025
Spud Thomas Joseph 24 Jul 2025
__ tot LA Times Daily 20 Jul 2025
Spud LA Times Daily 19 Jul 2025
Home run, in baseball slang Wall Street Journal 17 Jul 2025
Makeup for tots?
Home run, in slang Thomas Joseph 03 May 2025
Edible tuber, for short
Spud Universal 08 Apr 2025
___ tots (side with a hamburger)
Eyed veg? (5) The Guardian Quick 18 Feb 2025
Rubbish former Queen and King Edward? The Times Quick Cryptic 01 Feb 2025
___ tot (potato snack)
Veggie given to Dick if a tyrant is heard? (5) The Guardian Cryptic 27 Dec 2024
It might be mashed (in more ways than one!) New York Times 28 Nov 2024
Spud USA Today 22 Nov 2024
___ Tots, potato dish
Spud LA Times Daily 21 Oct 2024
Spud USA Today 14 Oct 2024
Partakers of banquet ate roast potato (5)
Spud Eugene Sheffer 08 Oct 2024
Starchy side, informally
Eyed food, informally New York Times 13 Sep 2024
Spud's kin
___ tots, dish invented in the 1950s to solve the issue of potato left-overs
Spud sampler spits out last of chips (5)
Darth __ (Potato Head product) Newsday 21 Jun 2024
Spud Thomas Joseph 10 Jun 2024
Spud sampler doesn't want seconds
"Baked" side dish, informally Newsday 29 May 2024
Russet or Purple Majesty, informally Universal 26 May 2024
Cottage fries source, slangily LA Times Mini 12 May 2024
Potato, informally Newsday 22 Apr 2024
Starchy item, informally
Spud LA Times Daily 20 Apr 2024
___ Tots, potato dish
Starchy tuber (sl.)
Spud Eugene Sheffer 08 Mar 2024
Spud Thomas Joseph 04 Mar 2024
Yukon Gold or russet, informally
Spud dined in extremes of terror! (5)
Starchy veggie (sl.)
Spud Eugene Sheffer 19 Jan 2024
Spud Commuter 09 Jan 2024
Alma
Fry material
Spud, informally LA Times Daily 02 Jan 2024
___ tot (potato snack)
__ tot LA Times Daily 25 Dec 2023
With 12-Down, starchy side dish Universal 04 Oct 2023
Home run, in slang Thomas Joseph 28 Sep 2023
Idaho product, slangily New York Times 13 Sep 2023
___ Tot Universal 06 Sep 2023
Starchy side dish, informally Newsday 05 Sep 2023
Potato (informal) The Guardian Quick 17 Aug 2023
Home run, in slang New York Times 10 Jun 2023
Baseball slang for a home run New York Times 30 Apr 2023
Spud Thomas Joseph 17 Apr 2023
Spud Eugene Sheffer 13 Apr 2023
Home run, in sports lingo Wall Street Journal 25 Feb 2023
Side dish, slangily Newsday 12 Feb 2023
Potato, informally Newsday 23 Jan 2023
Spud Thomas Joseph 05 Dec 2022
'Baked' side dish, slangily Newsday 04 Oct 2022
___ tots USA Today 14 Sep 2022
Spud Universal 12 Sep 2022
Home run, in slang Thomas Joseph 20 Aug 2022
Home run, in slang Thomas Joseph 04 Aug 2022
Spud Thomas Joseph 27 Jul 2022
Vegetable, poor stuff, I hesitate to say The Times Cryptic 07 Jul 2022
Ingredient in fries, informally Universal 03 May 2022
Slangy side dish Newsday 10 Apr 2022
Spud Universal 06 Apr 2022
___ Tots, potato dish
___ tot (potato snack)
Home run, in sports slang Newsday 13 Mar 2022
Spud (informal) The Guardian Quick 05 Mar 2022
Spud Wall Street Journal 05 Mar 2022
Rubbish sovereign one's eyed
Spud LA Times Daily 27 Dec 2021
Home run, in slang Thomas Joseph 15 Dec 2021
Spud Universal 15 Dec 2021
Hash browns ingredient, informally Universal 14 Dec 2021
Spud Thomas Joseph 27 Nov 2021
___ tot USA Today 15 Nov 2021
Potato, casually USA Today 13 Nov 2021
Fry source Universal 03 Nov 2021
___ tots USA Today 11 Sep 2021
Home run, in slang Thomas Joseph 13 Aug 2021
Murphy‘s treat, cooked
Gem State product Newsday 05 Aug 2021
Where a tot might come from? LA Times Daily 11 Jul 2021
Where a tot might come from?
Rejecting seconds, one who tries starchy food
___ tots USA Today 06 Jun 2021
Home run, in slang Thomas Joseph 18 May 2021
Spud New York Times 27 Apr 2021
Potato, informally USA Today 25 Apr 2021
Home run, in sports slang Thomas Joseph 17 Apr 2021
Item that may be baked or mashed, informally New York Times 05 Apr 2021
Informal type of tuber Newsday 21 Feb 2021
Home run, in sports slang Wall Street Journal 04 Feb 2021
Spud
Spud LA Times Daily 24 Jan 2021
Idaho, e.g., in dialect New York Times 24 Jan 2021
What tots might go after? New York Times 17 Jan 2021
Source of French fries, informally
Source of French fries, informally LA Times Daily 21 Dec 2020
Spud Thomas Joseph 21 Oct 2020
Spud Newsday 14 Oct 2020
Russet, informally
Russet, informally LA Times Daily 08 Oct 2020
Baseball dinger Wall Street Journal 19 Sep 2020
___ Tots (frozen nuggets)
Spud Eugene Sheffer 04 Sep 2020
''Baked'' side dish, informally Newsday 12 Aug 2020
___ Tots
Hash ingredient, informally Universal 02 Aug 2020
__ Tots LA Times Daily 18 Jun 2020
__ Tots
Many eyes are upon it, informally New York Times 11 Jun 2020
Spud Universal 08 Jun 2020
With 37 Across, alternative to fries Newsday 03 May 2020
___ Tots, potato dish
___ tots
Rubbish queen for King Edward, say The Telegraph Cryptic 19 Jan 2020
Home run, slangily USA Today 08 Nov 2019
Fries source, slangily USA Today 27 Oct 2019
Hash ingredient, slangily USA Today 12 Aug 2019
Tuber in a sack
___ tots Universal 14 Jun 2019
Source of hash browns, slangily USA Today 29 May 2019
Rubbish written by Her Majesty – or King Edward
Source of fries, informally USA Today 04 Apr 2019
Potato, informally Newsday 02 Apr 2019
Tuber's nickname Newsday 24 Mar 2019
___ tots (frozen potato nuggets)
Spud that's less hard: I'm not sure The Telegraph Cryptic 06 Jan 2019
Source of hash browns, slangily
___ tots
Source of fries, informally
Home run, slangily
Hash ingredient, slangily
Fries source, slangily
Home run, in slang
Home run, in slang New York Times 12 Dec 2018
___ Tots (Ore-Ida product) USA Today 23 Nov 2018
Homer in Idaho? Universal 17 Oct 2018
Spud Wall Street Journal 31 Jul 2018
Source of hash browns, informally USA Today 20 Jun 2018
Restaurant finally put away recipe for common vegetable
Toast periodically given to King Edward? Could be!
Starchy side Newsday 06 Apr 2018
What tots might go after?
Source of fries, slangily USA Today 17 Feb 2018
What tots might go after? LA Times Daily 17 Feb 2018
Spud
___ Tots
Spud
Baseball dinger
___ Tots (Ore-Ida product)
Source of hash browns, informally
Source of fries, slangily
Homer in Idaho?
Spud
Dinger
What tots might go after?
Idaho product, informally Universal 23 Dec 2017
Such as King Edward's stateroom? Just part of it The Telegraph Toughie 21 Dec 2017
Potato (informal) The Times Concise 06 Dec 2017
Potato, informally Universal 27 Oct 2017
Starchy fare, informally USA Today 06 Oct 2017
Tots' source Wall Street Journal 05 Oct 2017
Tuber term Newsday 17 Aug 2017
Tuber, informally Newsday 13 Aug 2017
Certain side, slangily Newsday 11 Aug 2017
___ Tots (frozen food item) USA Today 15 Jul 2017
Tuber, so to speak Newsday 30 Mar 2017
Idaho product, informally Newsday 22 Feb 2017
Idaho product, informally
Potato, informally
Starchy fare, informally
___ Tots (frozen food item)
With 54-Across, Ore-Ida morsel USA Today 25 Dec 2016
Four-bagger New York Times 16 Dec 2016
Royal supporting art gallery — King Edward, perhaps
Idaho product, informally USA Today 20 Nov 2016
Slangy potato Universal 29 Sep 2016
Starchy fare, slangily USA Today 07 Aug 2016
Four-bagger in Idaho? Universal 26 Jul 2016
Darth __ (Mr. Potato Head product) Newsday 19 Jun 2016
Source of french fries, informally USA Today 15 Jun 2016
Idaho, e.g., informally Universal 13 May 2016
Idaho, informally Newsday 24 Apr 2016
Home run, in slang Universal 09 Apr 2016
Common vegetable forming part of pasta terrine The Telegraph Toughie 29 Mar 2016
Source of starch, informally USA Today 13 Mar 2016
___ Tots New York Times 21 Jan 2016
K.P. veggie Premier Sunday 10 Jan 2016
Four-bagger in Idaho?
Slangy potato
__ Tots
With 54-Across, Ore-Ida morsel
Four-bagger
___ Tots
Starchy fare, slangily
Source of French fries, informally
Idaho product, informally
Rubbish monarch? King Edward, for one
Home run in Idaho? Universal 16 Nov 2015
Snuffy Smith's son, in the comics
'Long ball' New York Times 20 Sep 2015
Colloquial lead-in to soup or salad Newsday 08 Aug 2015
See 56-Across Universal 24 Jun 2015
Long __ (home run) Newsday 09 May 2015
Snuffy Smith's kid USA Today 05 Apr 2015
Spud USA Today 22 Jan 2015
Snuffy Smith's son, in the comics
Home run in Idaho?
See 56-Across
Spud
Colloquial lead-in to soup or salad
Long __ (home run)
"Long ball"
Snuffy Smith's kid
Four-bagger
Home run, in slang
Home run, in baseball lingo
Something to pare, informally
Spud
Home run, in baseball lingo
Home run, slangily
Spud
Home run slang
Snuffy Smith's son
Homer, in baseball slang
With 66-Across, little source of carbs
Spud
What tots might go after?
Home run, slangily
Something peeled
Stereotypical K.P. item
Certain tuber, slangily
Certain tuber, slangily
Potato, slangily
What tots might go after?
Chip source, informally
Source of fries, slangily
"Baked" side dish, slangily
Snuffy's boy
Idaho product, slangily
Snuffy Smith's son
Spud
Snuffy Smith's son
Idaho product, informally
-- -Tots
Side dish, informally
Four-bagger
Starchy food, informally
Starchy spheroid, informally
Home run or home fries source
Dinger
Spud
Snuffy's son
Ore-Ida's __ Tots
___ Tots (grocery purchase)
Spud
Ore-Ida's __ Tots
Slang for a home run
Spud
67-Across, in slang
Idaho, informally
Spud
Home run, in baseball lingo
Slangy side dish
__ Tots
Idaho, informally
Home run, in slang
Folksy starch source found in 20-, 37- and 49-Across
Darth ___ (2005 version of Mr. Potato Head)
"Snuffy Smith" baby
___ tots
Folksy starch source found in 20-, 37- and 49-Across
Darth ___ (spinoff Playskool toy)
Home run, slangily
Eye site
___ Tots (frozen nuggets)
Snuffy Smith's kid
Idaho product, in dialect
Spud, informally
Spud
Idaho, slangily
Round-tripper
Four-bagger
Darth ___ (Mr. Potato Head figure)
Gem State product, informally
Fry source, colloquially
Son of Snuffy Smith, in the comics
Home run, or home fries source
___ Tots (alternative to French fries)
Son of Snuffy Smith
Home run, in slang
Veggie for a tot?
Home run, slangily
Hash ingredient, informally
30-Down product
47-Down product
Spud
Homer, slangily
Idaho, e.g.
Southern spud
Spud
Snuffy Smith's son
Home run, slangily
Idaho product
Home run, in baseball lingo
Home run, slangily
Strachy spheroid, informally
Snuffy Smith's kid
Gem State product, informally
Home run, slangily
Gem State product
Idaho, slangily
Snuffy's younger
Starchy food, informally
"Murphy"
_____ Tots (grocery purchase)
Starchy snack
"Spud"
Yam's relative
Starchy tuber: Dial.
Vegetable, kiddy style.
Child's vegetable.
Vegetable: Dial.
Darth ___ (Mr. Potato Head "Star Wars" tie-in)
Tot's vegetable.
Form of 22 Down.
Children's vegetable.
Dialectal vegetable.
Idaho, e.g.
Part of a baby's lunch.
Pick of the crop from 31-Down
Yam: Dial.
Spud, to some.
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