Their heads and their hats wags regular, like the scratchers of a harrow, And they biles their taties peeled, and ates them in a barrow.
A time or twa like this, and ye'll hae to plant taties in the front yaird—ye will hae to pay soundly for your ploy at this rate, my man.
Ther's some cold taties to the larder if you likes to get 'em.
True, the joint, unless pork or veal, is apt to be a little tough, but the taties are a delicious shiny brown, their soft insides soaked through and through with gravy.
He chalked up on the pier:-- "Scads and taties all the week And a green veil on Sundays.
Scads and taties all the week And conger-pie on Sundays.
Soup for two, steaks an' 'taties for ditto to foller.
We can eat them, you know, daddy, even though we han't got green peas or taties to 'em.
Ye might ha’ roasted two or three o’ themtaties we fetched with us,” Dred continued.
I would make her walk up that hill every day for a month, and stop her meat and taties till she was the size of other people.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "taties" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
