Crossword-Solution: TARO 4 letters, 476 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 4

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Word	Word Type	Definition
Taro	n.	A name for several aroid plants (Colocasia antiquorum, var. esculenta, Colocasia macrorhiza, etc.), and their rootstocks. They have large ovate-sagittate leaves and large fleshy rootstocks, which are cooked and used for food in tropical countries.

Anagrams

Word		Anagrams
TARO	anagram	AORT, ARTO, ATOR, ATRO, ORAT, ORTA, OTAR, OTRA, RATO, ROAT, ROTA, TOAR, TORA, TRAO

We have 476 clues for the answer “TARO”

Clue	Answers
"Elephant's ear."	1 answer
Starchy root used in Hawaiian cuisine	1 answer
A chief crop of Fiji	1 answer
A plant called elephant's-ear.	1 answer
AROID food plant	1 answer
An arum	1 answer
Arum family tuber	1 answer
BASIS of poi	1 answer
Base for poi	1 answer
Base of Hawaiian poi.	1 answer
Base of poi	1 answer
Boba tea flavor	1 answer
Bubble tea flavor	1 answer
Bubble tea root (1)	1 answer
Bubble-tea option	1 answer
Certain edible tuber	1 answer
Certain paddy crop	1 answer
Cocoroot.	1 answer
Common Polynesian food	1 answer
Constituent of poi.	1 answer
Cook Islands export	1 answer
Creamy root in some steamed buns	1 answer
Crop grown in paddies	1 answer
DASHEEN	1 answer
Dim-sum cake ingredient	1 answer
Eddo	1 answer
Edible Easter Island root	1 answer
Edible Hawaiian root	1 answer
Edible Pacific plant	1 answer
Edible Pacific root	1 answer
Edible Pacific tuber	1 answer
Edible Tahitian root	1 answer
Edible arum	1 answer
Edible purple corm	1 answer
Edible rhizome.	1 answer
Edible root of Hawaii.	1 answer
Edible root of the South Pacific	1 answer
Edible rootstock	1 answer
Edible tuber of Polynesia	1 answer
Elephant's-ear	1 answer
Excellent source of Vitamin K	1 answer
Fashionable chip source	1 answer
Fijian staple	1 answer
Flavor of purple ice cream, sometimes	1 answer
Flavor of some purple bubble tea	1 answer
Flavoring in purple bubble tea	1 answer
Florists call it elephant's-ear.	1 answer
Flour material "making its way to the mainland"	1 answer
Food for Polynesians.	1 answer
Food from a root	1 answer

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Hint 1 meaning

One who, or that which, eats.

Hint 2 anagram

EETAR

Hint 3 another clue

greedy person

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Sentences with TARO (5)

One led us to a beautiful clearing, with four native houses; taro, yams, and the like, excellently planted, and old Folau—‘the Samoan Jew’—sitting and whistling there in his new-found and well-deserved well-being.

Vailima Letters Robert Louis Stevenson 2013

After a month on the island you might have seen Dick at one moment full of life and activity, helping Mr Button to dig up a taro root or what not, the next curled up to sleep like a dog.

The Blue Lagoon H. de Vere Stacpoole 1995

Plant we, then, here at Paea, a garden of excellent fruits; Plant we bananas and kava and taro, the king of roots; Let the pigs in Paea be tapu {25} and no man fish for a year; And of all the meat in Tahiti gather we threefold here.

Ballads Robert Louis Stevenson 2013

Anaho is known as ‘the country without popoi.’ The word popoi serves in different islands to indicate the main food of the people: thus, in Hawaii, it implies a preparation of taro; in the Marquesas, of breadfruit.

In the South Seas Robert Louis Stevenson 2012

This valley is, or was then, richly cultivated, principally with _taro_, a large root not unlike the yam.

Tracks of a Rolling Stone Henry J. Coke 2012

Quotes with TARO (3)

This is the way it ought to be, he thought to himself, to be able to dance with a girl you like and really get a kick out of it because everything’ on an even keel and one’s worries are of the usual ones of unpaid bills and sickness in the family and being late to work too often. Wh can’t it be that way for me? Nobody’s looking twice at us. Nobody’s asking me where I was during the war or what the hell I am doing back on the coast. There’s no trouble to be had without looking…

John Okada No-No Boy

Taro taught me that people respect spirit, but even cowards don't respect cowards.

David Mitchell Ghostwritten

How can a school prepare you for murderers and mad-men?' Taro asked. 'Friends who would betray you to your death. People in authority who use their power to perform the most unnatural acts. People hating you because you can't do things you aren't supposed to be doing anyway. That's a lot to expect of a school.

Moira J. Moore Heroes at Risk

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Appears in: Boston Globe, Chronicle, Crossroads, CrosSynergy, Daily Beast, LAT, Newsday, New Yorker, NY Sun, NYT, Onion, S&S, Slate, The Atlantic, Universal, USA TODAY, WP, WSJ.

Used 971 times in crossword archives (1942–2025).