blue potato
blue potato noun: a potato characterized by its blue or purple skin and flesh (a result of high concentrations of anthocyanins) and earthy, slightly sweet flavor.
Noun
blue potato (countable and uncountable, plural blue potatoes)
- A potato characterized by its blue or purple skin and flesh (a result of high concentrations of anthocyanins) and earthy, slightly sweet flavor.
Forms of blue potato
| plural | blue potatoes |
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Origin of blue potato
From blue + potato.
Questions about blue potato
- What does blue potato mean?
- Blue potato means a potato characterized by its blue or purple skin and flesh (a result of high concentrations of anthocyanins) and earthy, slightly sweet flavor.
- What part of speech is blue potato?
- Blue potato is a noun.
- What is the plural of blue potato?
- The plural of blue potato is blue potatoes.
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