WordNet
n. crisp fried potato peeling [syn: potato skin, potato peel]
Usage examples of "potato peelings".
But geese eat a great deal of grass and very soon the patch was bare, and then, in the struggle for the possession of the boiled potato peelings and 'gleanings' which Mrs Palfrey brought for the hens, the geese always won.
More likely there's a very shell-shocked cat wandering around somewhere, covered in potato peelings.
He had to pick it out wet and then take it into the kitchen and put it in an old cardboard rubbish-box along with condensed-milk tins, fishbones, potato peelings and tea leaves.
He would have gone on in this vein for some time if not for the arrival of a trooper in a full dress desert camouflage apron, bearing two buckets of potato peelings.
There wasn't much sound then but the snap of beans and the soft squish as the potato peelings fell into the sink.
Australia was reserved for domestic waste: potato peelings, soiled paper nappies, used teabags, banana skins, squeezed toothpaste tubes.