Crossword Clue: It has eyes on its skin
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- Base of some vodka
- Baseball, in slang
- Baseball: Slang
- ______ bug
- A hot one is hard to deal with
- A source of starch
- Beef stew ingredient
- Baked ____
- "Baked" side order
- Aloo gobi ingredient
- Alternative to rice
- Gratin dauphinois ingredient
- Common gnocchi ingredient
- French fries are made from it
- French fry source
- Common tuber
- Irish Cobbler
- Irish or Idaho
- Irish or Idahoan product
- Irish stew veggie
- Certain pancake makeup
- Fries source
- Edible tuber
- It can be a toy head
- It can be hot or sweet
- It can be too hot for some
- Eire staple
- It has eyes but cannot see
- It has eyes but can't see
- It has eyes on its skin
- It has eyes that can't see
- Hot or sweet item
- It may be loaded at dinner
- It may be mashed
- Children's word after one, two or three
- Child's word after ''one,'' ''two'' and ''three''
- Difficult political situation
- Chip material
- Chip or peel
- Chip raw material
- Chip source
- Chip's source
- Chips source
- Chips-to-be
- Burbank specialty
- Item fried or baked
- Chowder ingredient
- Couch ___ (TV addict)
- Couch ____
- Couch or hot follower
- Counting rhyme veggie
- It's in the chips
- Idaho, e.g.
- Idaho, for one
- Idaho product
- Idaho tuber
- Campbell's soup selection
- Important tuber
- Head in a classic Hasbro toy
- Follower of one, two and three in a children's rhyme
- Gnocchi ingredient
- Food famously misspelled by Dan Quayle
- Food named six times in a children's number rhyme
- Food that may be served lyonnaise
- Eye site?
- Eye site
- Eyed food
- Ingredient in colcannon, along with cabbage
- "The ___ Eaters": Van Gogh
- Vegetable
- Vegetable sometimes used in pancakes
- Vegetable that can be mashed or baked
- Vegetable used to make hash browns
- Vegetable with eyes
- Veggie for fries
- Versatile veggie
- Kind of chip not used in casinos
- Kind of chip
- Mr. ___ Head ("Toy Story" toy)
- Vichyssoise base
- Vichyssoise ingredient
- Victim of ring rot
- Kind of race
- Kind of salad or chips
- Kind of salad
- Kind of soup or salad
- King Edward, for example
- ''Mashed'' side order
- Mashed veggie
- Masher's target
- Shepherd's pie ingredient
- Murphy (informal)
- Something to make a hash of?
- Pancake ingredient
- Vodka source
- Knish contents
- Knish filling
- Knish ingredient
- Oft-fried food
- Kugel ingredient
- Latke base
- Latke component
- Latke ingredient
- Latke need
- One usually found on the couch?
- One usually found on the couch
- Non-computer chip?
- Maine product
- Picnic salad ingredient
- Rice alternative
- Source for French fries
- Source for fries
- Tuber
- Word after one or two
- Word before soup or salad
- Word with hot or chip
- Word with hot or sweet
- Word with race or chip
- Word with skin or chip
- Sweet or hot item
- Sweet or Irish
- Type of chip
- Type of salad
- Ubiquitous tuber
- Spud
- Starchy food
- Starchy staple
- Starchy tuber
- You might avoid a hot one
- Yukon gold, e.g.
- Yukon Gold, for one
- Stew ingredient
Recent Usage of It has eyes on its skin in Crossword Puzzles
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- Wall Street Journal Friday - May 27, 2011
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Oct. 21, 2005
