tot
tot¹
Definition
tot (tät)
noun
- a young child
- Chiefly Brit. a small drink of alcoholic liquor
Etymology: prob. < Scand, as in ON tuttr, small chap, tutta, little girl
tot²
Definition
tot (tät)
tot³
Definition
tot
total
tot
Synonyms
tot
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- choke: Boy, 9, saves choking tot ` We'll hold referendum on police.. .
- give: This might involve completing a short form or just giving basic details tot he charity over the phone or the internet.
- have: Good job I have the Tiny Tot to keep me busy all day!
- add: Date window at the 6 position adding tot the perfect dial balance.
- do: Then we'll do a tot of how everyone's done after the weekend.
Adjective modifier
- tiny: Nevertheless, the thought of hurting a tiny tot never entered our minds.
- due: This model is referred to as the reduced due tot he fact that it is slightly smaller than the moon watch.
- little: Like two excited little tots at a party, they were off like a shot.
- top: Search on for our top tot THE SEARCH is on to find the Derbyshire Times Child of the Year 2006.
- young: Or keep the numbers down and go on a trip to the zoo or aquarium, young tots love the petting zones.
- large: The food was " excellent " and large tots of gin cost 4d ( less than 2p ) a glass.
Modifies a noun
- stop: Our tot stop provides a safe environment with lots of fun activities to keep young children interested.
- group: Any Tameside childminder, playgroup or parent & tots group can borrow books, free of charge, from any Tameside library.
- eh: In effect, this is an auxiliary clutch enabling the user to disengage instantly the drive tot eh rear roller.
- lot: Were typically a centers tot lots florida health insurance miami traditional sushi chef.
Preposition: of
