tomatos
UStuh-MAY-tohz/təˈmeɪ.toʊz/UKtuh-MAH-tohz/təˈmɑː.təʊz/
- 1Misspelling of tomatoes.
The recipe called for four ripe tomatos and a clove of garlic.
He stacked the tomatos in a wooden crate at the front of the stall.
Note
A slip in forming the plural. Tomato belongs with the nouns that add -es after a consonant plus o, such as potatoes and heroes, so the correct plural is tomatoes. Keep the e wherever the plural appears, from four ripe tomatoes in a recipe to a crate of tomatoes at a market stall.
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