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Other crossword clues for answer "TATER"

TATER
Spud
Snuffy Smith baby
___ Tots (frozen nuggets)
Tot's parent?
Darth ___ (Mr. Potato Head "Star Wars" tie-in)
Idaho, e.g.
Pick of the crop from 31-Down
Starchy snack
Slang for a home run
Home run, slangily
Darth ___ (2005 version of Mr. Potato Head)
Snuffy Smith's son, in the comics
Darth _____ ("Star Wars"-themed Mr. Potato Head product)
_____ masher (kitchen tool, in slang)
Gem State product, informally
Home run, or home fries source
Four-bagger
Spud, informally
Home run, in baseball lingo
___ Tots (grocery purchase)
Homer, in baseball slang
Home run, in slang
Makeup for tots?
Idaho product
Strachy spheroid, informally
Idaho, informally
__ Tots
Folksy starch source found in 20-, 37- and 49-Across
Ore-Ida's __ Tots
What tots might go after?
Certain tuber, slangily
Russet, informally
Source of French fries, informally
Where a tot might come from?
__ tot
Gem State product
Snuffy Smith's kid
Idaho, slangily
Certain side, slangily
Potato, informally
Tuber term
Tuber's nickname
Tuber, so to speak
Slangy side dish
Side dish, informally
Idaho product, informally
Baked side dish, slangily
Potato, slangily
Something peeled
Colloquial lead-in to soup or salad
Long __ (home run)
Darth __ (Mr. Potato Head product)
Tuber, informally
Starchy side
Baked side dish, informally
With 37 Across, alternative to fries
Informal type of tuber
Home run, in sports slang
Starchy side dish, slangily
Side dish, slangily
Starchy side dish, informally
Hash ingredient, informally
Son of Snuffy Smith
___ Tots (alternative to French fries)
Round-tripper
Darth ___ (spinoff Playskool toy)
Idaho product, in dialect
Dinger
Part of a baby's lunch.
Dialectal vegetable.
Children's vegetable.
Form of 22 Down.
Starchy tuber: Dial.
Vegetable, kiddy style.
Vegetable: Dial.
Tot's vegetable.
Child's vegetable.
Spud, to some.
Yam: Dial.
Yam's relative
Murphy
_____ Tots (grocery purchase)
Starchy food, informally
30-Down product
47-Down product
Eye site
Source of fries, slangily
Stereotypical K.P. item
With 66-Across, little source of carbs
Something to pare, informally
___ Tots
Long ball
Idaho, e.g., in dialect
Item that may be baked or mashed, informally
Many eyes are upon it, informally
Potato, casually
Idaho product, slangily
-- -Tots
Certain starch, slangily
Home run in Idaho?
Snuffy's boy
Southern spud
Veggie for a tot?
Snuffy Smith's son
Snuffy's son
See 56-Across
Four-bagger in Idaho?
Slangy potato
Homer in Idaho?
Ingredient in fries, informally
With 12-Down, starchy side dish
___ Tot
Russet or Purple Majesty, informally
Snuffy's younger
Darth ___ (Mr. Potato Head figure)
Starchy spheroid, informally
Home run slang
Source of hash browns, informally
Starchy fare, slangily
With 54-Across, Ore-Ida morsel
Starchy fare, informally
___ Tots (frozen food item)
___ Tots (Ore-Ida product)
Source of fries, informally
Fries source, slangily
Hash ingredient, slangily
Source of hash browns, slangily
Homer, slangily
Chip source, informally
Starchy item, informally
Son of Snuffy Smith, in the comics
67-Across, in slang
Baseball dinger
Tots' source
Pared item on KP duty