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- 1. a very young child: "dancing classes for tiny tots" Similar Opposite
- 2. a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or brandy: British "a tot of brandy" Similar
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noun [ C ] uk / tɒt / us / tɑːt / tot noun [C] (CHILD) Add to word list. informal. a young child: These are good, strong toys for tiny tots. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples. a child. child When I was a child the summers seemed to go on for ever. boy There's a new boy in my class. girl The girl's name is Sally.
informal. a young child: These are good, strong toys for tiny tots. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples. a child. child When I was a child, the summers seemed to go on forever. boy There's a new boy in my class. girl The girl's name is Sally. kid I'm off to pick up the kids from school.
noun. ˈtät. Synonyms of tot. 1. : a small child. 2. : a small drink or allowance of liquor : shot. tot. 2 of 2. verb. totted; totting. transitive verb. : to add together : total usually used with up. tots up the score. intransitive verb. : add. Synonyms. Verb. add. cast (up) foot (up) summate. total.
noun. a young child; toddler. a small amount of anything. a small measure of spirits. tot. 2. / tɒt / verb. usually foll by up to total; add. Discover More. Other Words From. un·tot ted adjective. Discover More.
A tot is a small child, like the tots at your little sister's nursery school. Tater tots, or little bitty potato puffs, are another kind of tot. The origin of the noun tot is a little unclear, although we know it first appeared in the 18th century.
1. a young child; toddler. 2. chiefly Brit a small amount of anything. 3. a small measure of spirits. [C18: perhaps short for totterer; see totter] tot. ( tɒt) vb, tots, totting or totted. ( usually foll by up) chiefly Brit to total; add. [C17: shortened from total or from Latin totum all]
4 meanings: 1. a young child; toddler 2. mainly British a small amount of anything 3. a small measure of spirits mainly British.... Click for more definitions.
