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Duke of York

Duke of York noun: a fast-growing variety of potato with oval tubers and a mealy texture.

Noun

Duke of York (plural Duke of Yorks)

  1. A fast-growing variety of potato with oval tubers and a mealy texture.
    • My favourite varieties are Golden Wonder, but I have also grown Epicure, Red Duke of Yorks and Maris Piper with success.2024, Peter MacQueen, The Art of Hutting: Live Off-Grid with The Highland Hutter

Forms of Duke of York

pluralDuke of Yorks

Questions about Duke of York

What does Duke of York mean?
Duke of York means a fast-growing variety of potato with oval tubers and a mealy texture.
What part of speech is Duke of York?
Duke of York is a noun.
What is the plural of Duke of York?
The plural of Duke of York is Duke of Yorks.

Words near Duke of York in the dictionary

  1. duke it out
  2. Duke of Burgundy
  3. Duke of Edinburgh
  4. Duke of Exeter's daughter
  5. Duke of Norfolk's Island
  6. Duke of York
  7. Duke of York Islands
  8. Duke of York's Island
  9. Duke of Yorks
  10. duke out
  11. duke up

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