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tot

(tɒt)

Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense tots, present participle totting, past tense, past participle totted

1. countable noun

A tot is a very young child.

[informal]

2. countable noun

A tot of a strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or brandy is a small amount of it in a glass.

[mainly British]

Phrasal verbs:

See tot up

More Synonyms of tot

tot in British English 1

(tɒt)

noun

a young child; toddler

2. mainly British

a small amount of anything

a small measure of spirits

Word origin

C18: perhaps short for totterer; see totter

tot in British English 2

(tɒt)

verbWord forms: tots, totting or totted

(usually foll by up) mainly British

to total; add

Word origin

C17: shortened from total or from Latin totum all

tot in American English 1

(tɑt)

noun

a young child

2. Chiefly British

a small drink of alcoholic liquor

Word origin

prob. < Scand, as in ON tuttr, small chap, tutta, little girl

tot in American English 2

(tɑt)

verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈtotted or ˈtotting

British, Informal

to add; total

: usually with up

Word origin

contr. < total

tot in American English 3

total

COBUILD Collocations
tot

tiny tot

1 (noun) in the sense of infant

Definition

a very young child

The library was full of tots today.

Synonyms

infant

young mums with infants in prams

child

This film is not suitable for children.

baby

We just had a baby.

toddler

mite

wean (Scottish)

bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland)

little one

sprog (slang)

munchkin (informal, mainly US)

rug rat (slang)

littlie (Australian, informal)

ankle-biter (Australian, slang)

tacker (Australian, slang)

2 (noun) in the sense of measure

Definition

a small drink of spirits

a tot of dark rum

Synonyms

measure

shot (informal)

a shot of the drug Nembutal

finger

nip

She had a habit of taking an occasional nip from a flask of cognac.

slug

dram

a dram of whisky

snifter (informal)

toothful

phrasal verb

See tot something up

Additional synonyms

in the sense of baby

Definition

a newborn child

We just had a baby.

Synonyms

child,

infant,

babe,

wean (Scottish),

little one,

bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland),

suckling,

newborn child,

babe in arms,

sprog (slang),

neonate,

rug rat (US, Canadian, informal),

ankle biter (Australian, slang),

tacker (Australian, slang)

in the sense of child

Definition

a young human being

This film is not suitable for children.

Synonyms

youngster,

baby,

kid (informal),

minor,

infant,

babe,

juvenile,

toddler,

tot,

wean (Scottish),

little one,

brat,

bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland),

suckling,

nipper (informal),

chit,

babe in arms,

sprog (slang),

munchkin (informal, US),

rug rat (slang),

nursling,

littlie (Australian, informal),

ankle-biter (Australian, US, slang),

tacker (Australian, slang)

in the sense of dram

Definition

a small amount of spirits, such as whisky

a dram of whisky

Synonyms

measure,

shot (informal),

drop,

glass,

tot,

slug,

snort (slang),

snifter (informal)

Nearby words of
tot

torture
torturous
toss
tot
tot something up
total
totalitarian

Related terms of
tot

tot something up

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tot

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in the sense of nip

Definition

a small drink of spirits

She had a habit of taking an occasional nip from a flask of cognac.

Synonyms

dram,

shot (informal),

drop,

taste,

finger,

swallow,

portion,

peg (British),

sip,

draught,

sup,

mouthful,

snifter (informal),

soupçon

in the sense of shot

Definition

an injection of a vaccine or narcotic drug

a shot of the drug Nembutal

Synonyms

injection,

jab (British, informal),

dose,

measure,

quantity,

draught,

booster,

dosage,

vaccination,

immunization,

inoculation

单词	tot
释义	Trends of tot View usage for: tot (tɒt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense tots, present participle totting, past tense, past participle totted 1. countable noun A tot is a very young child. [informal] 2. countable noun A tot of a strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or brandy is a small amount of it in a glass. [mainly British] Phrasal verbs: See tot up More Synonyms of tot tot in British English 1 (tɒt) noun 1. a young child; toddler 2. mainly British a small amount of anything 3. a small measure of spirits Word origin C18: perhaps short for totterer; see totter tot in British English 2 (tɒt) verbWord forms: tots, totting or totted (usually foll by up) mainly British to total; add Word origin C17: shortened from total or from Latin totum all tot in American English 1 (tɑt) noun 1. a young child 2. Chiefly British a small drink of alcoholic liquor Word origin prob. < Scand, as in ON tuttr, small chap, tutta, little girl tot in American English 2 (tɑt) verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈtotted or ˈtotting British, Informal to add; total : usually with up Word origin contr. < total tot in American English 3 total COBUILD Collocations tot tiny tot 1 (noun) in the sense of infant Definition a very young child The library was full of tots today. Synonyms infant young mums with infants in prams child This film is not suitable for children. baby We just had a baby. toddler mite wean (Scottish) bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland) little one sprog (slang) munchkin (informal, mainly US) rug rat (slang) littlie (Australian, informal) ankle-biter (Australian, slang) tacker (Australian, slang) 2 (noun) in the sense of measure Definition a small drink of spirits a tot of dark rum Synonyms measure shot (informal) a shot of the drug Nembutal finger nip She had a habit of taking an occasional nip from a flask of cognac. slug dram a dram of whisky snifter (informal) toothful phrasal verb See tot something up Additional synonyms in the sense of baby Definition a newborn child We just had a baby. Synonyms child, infant, babe, wean (Scottish), little one, bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland), suckling, newborn child, babe in arms, sprog (slang), neonate, rug rat (US, Canadian, informal), ankle biter (Australian, slang), tacker (Australian, slang) in the sense of child Definition a young human being This film is not suitable for children. Synonyms youngster, baby, kid (informal), minor, infant, babe, juvenile, toddler, tot, wean (Scottish), little one, brat, bairn (Scottish, NorthernEngland), suckling, nipper (informal), chit, babe in arms, sprog (slang), munchkin (informal, US), rug rat (slang), nursling, littlie (Australian, informal), ankle-biter (Australian, US, slang), tacker (Australian, slang) in the sense of dram Definition a small amount of spirits, such as whisky a dram of whisky Synonyms measure, shot (informal), drop, glass, tot, slug, snort (slang), snifter (informal) Nearby words of tot torture torturous toss tot tot something up total totalitarian Related terms of tot tot something up Synonyms of 'tot' tot Explore 'tot' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of nip Definition a small drink of spirits She had a habit of taking an occasional nip from a flask of cognac. Synonyms dram, shot (informal), drop, taste, finger, swallow, portion, peg (British), sip, draught, sup, mouthful, snifter (informal), soupçon in the sense of shot Definition an injection of a vaccine or narcotic drug a shot of the drug Nembutal Synonyms injection, jab (British, informal), dose, measure, quantity, draught, booster, dosage, vaccination, immunization, inoculation
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