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King Edward

King Edward noun: a British variety of potato, predominantly white-skinned with pink colouration and a floury texture.

Noun

King Edward (plural King Edwards)

  1. A British variety of potato, predominantly white-skinned with pink colouration and a floury texture.
    • A roast dinner would be my desert island meal and I'd missed Dad's divine crispy King Edwards each Sunday.2021, E. K. J. Wright, How Do You Stop a Magpie Mobbing Your Mind?

Proper noun

King Edward

  1. The name of many monarchs, especially in Britain.
  2. A hamlet in north Aberdeenshire council area, Scotland (OS grid ref NJ7157).

Forms of King Edward

pluralKing Edwards

Questions about King Edward

What does King Edward mean?
King Edward means a British variety of potato, predominantly white-skinned with pink colouration and a floury texture.
What part of speech is King Edward?
King Edward can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of King Edward?
The plural of King Edward is King Edwards.

Words near King Edward in the dictionary

  1. king crickets
  2. king crow
  3. king crows
  4. King David's harp
  5. King David's harps
  6. King Edward
  7. King Edwards
  8. king eider
  9. king eiders
  10. king fern
  11. king ferns

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