Potato-faced
Describes a person whose face has no coherent shape or bone structure, somewhat resembling a potato.
Potato-faced by Southparkfreak2 October 1, 2014
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potato face
Someone who's face looks like a potato. This is usually used as an insult.
There are many things that rhyme with this word, including:
-Kobe's shoelace
-Religious waste
-Tomato paste
-Running pace
etc.
There are many things that rhyme with this word, including:
-Kobe's shoelace
-Religious waste
-Tomato paste
-Running pace
etc.
potato face by williamazing12 February 25, 2017
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Mashed Potato Face by Pittsburgh Slim April 21, 2008
Potato face
When your forehead and/or chin are roundish are longer than your nose. Making the person's face look like it has been mashed in the middle like a potato.
Potato face by Flaco August 4, 2015
potato face
No words to explain, too beautiful; but we will try our best: The process of lifting your chin up and sinking it back into your neck causing a chinless appearance. Potatoing is the verb form of potato face.
potato face by Soft Serve Squad July 23, 2006
Potato Face
Potato face is when you take a photo and you have multiple chins or fatrolls that could be avoided by finding a flattering angle. They may not be there all the time but in pictures its hard to ignore.
Potato Face by PrincessEmily November 3, 2014
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