potatoes
n. countablen. round, hard vegetables with brown or red skin and white inside that grow under the ground. You usually cook them by boiling, frying, or baking them.
n. starchy, edible tubers of the plant Solanum tuberosum, which are a staple food crop globally. They are typically prepared by boiling, roasting, or frying and are consumed as a primary carbohydrate source.
I usually peel the potatoes before I boil them for dinner.
The farmer harvested several sacks of potatoes to sell at the local market before the first frost.
While native to the Andes, potatoes became a fundamental dietary staple in Europe, eventually leading to significant population growth and, later, devastating social consequences during crop failures.
The plural form of 'potato'. When referring to the food as a mass or substance, it can behave as an uncountable noun, though the plural 'potatoes' is standard for individual units.
I bought three potatosI bought three potatoesNouns ending in a consonant followed by 'o' usually require '-oes' for the plural form.