Ways of saying there’s no more of something: “The potatoes are ________.”
| ALL GONE | 659 |
| GONE | 228 |
| FINISHED | 36 |
| ALL | 34 |
| ALL OUT | 30 |
| OUT | 23 |
| KAPUT | 8 |
| PLUMB OUT | 8 |
| NR | 7 |
| USED UP | 7 |
| FRESH OUT | 6 |
| FINI | 5 |
| PLAYED OUT | 5 |
| AUSGESPIEL | 4 |
| RUN OUT | 4 |
| THAT’S IT | 4 |
| WE’RE OUT OF POTATOES | 4 |
| ALL DONE | 3 |
| ALL USED UP | 3 |
| CLEANED OUT | 3 |
| DONE | 3 |
| ALL PAU | 2 |
| ALL RUN OUT | 2 |
| DEPLETED | 2 |
| EATEN | 2 |
| EXHAUSTED | 2 |
| FINISHED AND DONE | 2 |
| GIVE OUT | 2 |
| NH | 2 |
| NIL | 2 |
| NO MORE | 2 |
| PETERED OUT | 2 |
| VAMOOSED | 2 |
| VANISHED | 2 |
| ABSQUINCHIATED | 1 |
| ALL DISHED UP | 1 |
| ALL EAT UP | 1 |
| ALL EATEN | 1 |
| ALL EATEN UP | 1 |
| ALL FINISHED | 1 |
| ALL GAFLOOEY | 1 |
| “ALL GONE, THEY HAIN’T NO MORE” | 1 |
| ALL SHOT | 1 |
| ALL USED | 1 |
| ALL WASHED OUT | 1 |
| ALLE | 1 |
| CLEANED UP | 1 |
| COME TO THE END | 1 |
| COMPLETELY GONE | 1 |
| DIMISHED | 1 |
| DONE FOR | 1 |
| DONE GONE | 1 |
| ET UP | 1 |
| EXTINCT | 1 |
| FINIS | 1 |
| FLAT GONE | 1 |
| GANZ KAPUT | 1 |
| GIVEN OUT | 1 |
| GONE WITH THE WIND | 1 |
| HAVE GIVEN OUT | 1 |
| I’VE RUN OUT OF POTATOES | 1 |
| KAPUTST | 1 |
| NONE LEFT | 1 |
| NOT ANY | 1 |
| NOT ANY MORE | 1 |
| OUT OF SUPPLY | 1 |
| PAU | 1 |
| PLUMB GONE | 1 |
| RAN OUT | 1 |
| SHOT | 1 |
| SHY | 1 |
| SLAP OUT | 1 |
| SOLD OUT | 1 |
| THERE AIN’T NO MORE | 1 |
| THERE AREN’T ANY MORE POTATOES | 1 |
| THERE ISN’T ANY | 1 |
| THEY’VE ALL DISAPPEARED | 1 |
| WE HAVEN’T GOT ANY LEFT | 1 |
| WE’VE SEEN THE LAST | 1 |
| ZERO | 1 |
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