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51Tater — 15th century. from tetour a hood or chaperon with liripipe …
52tater — ta·ter …
53tater — ta•ter [[t]ˈteɪ tər[/t]] n. Dial. dial. potato • Etymology: 1750–60 …
54tater — /ˈteɪtə/ (say taytuh) noun Colloquial a potato. Also, tatie /ˈteɪti/ (say taytee). {(po)tat(o)1 + er9} …
55Täter — Tä|ter …
56tater — n. potato …
57tâter — vt. , palper, toucher, (pour se rendre compte) ; sentir qc. sous ses doigts ; goûter (pour connaître le goût) : (A)TÂTÂ (Albanais, Albertville, Annecy, Chambéry, Cordon.083, Gruffy, Thônes, Villards Thônes.028b), (a)tantâ (Cordon | 028a, St Paul… …
58tater — Potato …
59tater — n. a potato. (Folksy. The plural, taters, can refer to individual potatoes or a mass of potatoes as with mashed potatoes.) □ Give me more meat and less taters. □ He ate seven pork chops and a whole big bowl of taters …
60tater — n. (also tatie, tato) sl. = POTATO. Etymology: abbr …