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Meanings of tot in English
Usage of tot in English
1
They say Queen Victoria drank a small tot each night before retiring.
2
We want a statistician like this to tot up the German indemnity.
3
Williams, see these men have a change, and a tot of rum.
4
I suppose it must have seemed so to a tot like him.
5
Well, then, let us see if you can tot up my prize-money.
6
Spirit drinkers can imbibe up to one 25ml tot of alcohol per hour.
7
I suggested he just tot the items up on a piece of paper.
8
He used to play with them when he was a tot, you know.
9
Tell me the nationality of that adorable tot at the end.
10
It began years ago-whenEddy was only a tot in jumpers.
11
On paper, being a royal tot seems like a plum gig.
12
So we had one strongish tot while the tea was boiling.
13
Each day the tacticians tot up a gruesome calculus of wins and losses.
14
I rode over those very rails when I was a tot.
15
Finally, an unlabelled bottle of tawny liquid was produced and a tot poured.
16
I could see he'd had a tot, early as it was.
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Tot through the time
Tot across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common