pratie
/ˈpreɪti
/noun chiefly Irish
A potato.So they have carved a nice little niche for themselves, and what matter if he is spinning in the garden where the praties grow....
- The farmer who watches juggernauts trundle by where his praties once grew might take a different view.
- As meat cooks, put carrots and praties in a saucepan and add cold water to cover.
Origin
Late 18th century: from Irish prátaí, plural of práta.
Rhymes
- pennyweighter
- penny-wheep
- penny-whip
- penny whistle
- penny-wisdom
- penny wise
- penny wise and pound foolish
- penny-wise-pound-foolishness
- pennywort
- pennyworth
- Penobscot
- Penobscot River
- penologic
- penological
- penologist
- penology
- penoscrotal
- pen pal
- penpalship
- pen-picture
- pen plume
- penpoint
- pen pond
- pen portrait
- pen-pusher