Crossword clues for tot
tot
- Typical Happy Meal eater
- Typical "Yo Gabba Gabba!" viewer
- Training-pants wearer
- Three-year-old, e.g
- Terrible twoster
- Tater ___ (lunchroom nugget)
- Tater ___ (fried potato morsel)
- Tater ___ (crispy potato nugget)
- Stroller occupant
- Storytime listener
- Story time listener
- Reckon, with "up"
- Real babe?
- Pre-K attendee
- Pampers wearer
- One who's two, say
- One taking initial steps
- One in the kiddie pool
- One in a high chair
- One could be on a crib sheet?
- Nursery school enrollee
- Nursery denizen
- New talker and walker
- Many a "Finding Dory" watcher
- Likely ''Sesame Street'' devotee
- Highchair user
- Grocery cart rider, often
- Drop so to speak
- Diaper dampener
- Daycare attendee
- Day-care visitor
- Day-care denizen
- Crib kid
- Chip alternative
- Brandy amount, perhaps
- Brand-new walker?
- Barney watcher
- "Teletubbies" fan
- "Dinosaur Train" watcher
- "Bubble Guppies" watcher
- ''Blue's Clues'' viewer
- Young walker
- Young un
- Wee tyke
- Wearer of a onesie
- Very small child
- Typical Nick Jr. watcher
- Typical Nick Jr. viewer
- Typical Disney Junior watcher
- Typical "Blue's Clues" watcher
- Two year old
- Trike recipient
- Tricycle pedaler
- Tricycle operator
- Toy boat pusher
- Thomas the Tank Engine lover
- Thomas the Tank Engine fan
- The Wiggles superfan, probably
- Tentative walker, perhaps
- Tater tidbit
- Tater ___ (small fried potato snack)
- Tater ___ (French fry alternative)
- Tater ___ (deep-fried potato nugget)
- Swee'Pea or Maggie Simpson
- Stroller filler
- Snowsuit sporter
- Small kid
- Small handful?
- Sitter's responsibility
- Shot at the bar
- Shopping cart rider, often
- Shaver, e.g
- Scribbler, probably
- Santa visitor
- Sandbox occupant
- Sandbox fan
- Romper room romper
- Romper room regular
- Pull-up diaper wearer
- Pram passenger
- Potty-chair user
- Playpen player
- Playground squealer
- Playground player
- Player in a playpen
- Playdate participant
- Play group attendee
- Play date participant
- Patty-cake participant
- Pant-leg tugger, perhaps
- Pampered person?
- Palindromic youngster
- Palindromic tyke
- One with the nanny
- One with one candle
- One with baby fat
- One who's one
- One who toddles
- One using a crib sheet?
- One taking baby steps
- One of those "with their eyes all aglow" in a seasonal song
- One of the sandbox set
- One of many who are one
- One learning to lie, perhaps
- One learning the ABCs
- One learning new words daily
- One is "cradled" in answers to asterisked clues
- One in training pants
- One in the "terrible twos," maybe
- One in pre-K
- One in a highchair
- One in a diaper commercial
- Nursery school student
- Nick Jr. watcher
- New speaker
- Morning PBS viewer
- Mommyandme.com concern
- Mobile observer
- Many a first-time reader
- Many a "Rugrats" character
- Maggie Simpson or Stewie Griffin
- Little mite
- Little kiddie
- Little amount of liquor
- Kindergarten attendee
- Kid-vid viewer
- Kid who might attend pre-K
- Kid in diapers
- Jogging stroller occupant
- Jigger of rum, e.g
- Home video star, often
- High chair user
- Head Start beneficiary
- Future tween
- Fan of the Wiggles
- Fan of Dora the Explorer, e.g
- Drink, as of rum
- Drink measure
- Dora fan
- Disney Junior viewer, typically
- Diapered one
- Deep-fried snack, familiarly
- Daycare enrollee
- Day care youngster
- Day care visitor
- Crib-sheet user
- Crib denizen
- Creeper or crawler
- Chocolate lover, often
- Carpet crawler
- Calculate, with "up"
- Booster-seat user
- Blocks manipulator
- Big Bird fan
- Big baby?
- Bee child
- Anne Geddes subject
- "Teletubbies" viewer
- "PAW Patrol" fan
- "My Little Pony" fan, typically
- "Dora the Explorer" fan
- "Boohbah" watcher
- ''Dora the Explorer'' viewer
- Sum to put back
- Young child out of bed? Put two and two together!
- Candidate for day care
- Youngster
- Sandbox set member
- Young 'un
- Preschooler
- Stroller passenger
- Tyke on a trike
- Squirt
- One in a romper room
- Dram of liquor, in Britain
- Handful?
- Kindergartener
- Rug rat
- Little one in the nursery
- Sprout
- Sitter's charge
- Pampered one?
- 50-Across rider
- Moppet
- Kid in a stroller
- Wee one
- Small amount of liquor
- One taking a first step
- How some parents count as a warning
- New walker and talker
- Little 'un
- One might be on a crib sheet
- Day care attendee
- Wobbly walker, perhaps
- Kiddie pool visitor
- One in a stroller
- Little squirt
- Toddler
- Young'un
- "Sesame Street" watcher
- Trike rider
- Tad
- Crib sheet user?
- Day-care charge
- Gerber eater
- Pre-K enrollee
- Relatively recent arrival?
- Add (up)
- Huggies wearer
- Onesie wearer
- Playground user
- Tater ___ casserole (potato-based side dish)
- Rattle holder
- Pre-K child
- For whom a sitter sits
- Medieval Eur. domain
- Kindergartner, e.g.
- See 67-Across
- Stroller rider
- "Sesame Street" viewer, typically
- Playskool product tester
- Unsteady walker, maybe
- One might be a couple of years old
- Day-care attendee
- Bambino
- A small amount (especially of a drink)
- A young child
- Kindergartner, e.g
- One of the small fry
- Wee bairn
- Wee drop
- Minor minor
- Young child
- Small fry
- Small child — drink
- Small quantity
- Knee percher
- A touch of rum
- Londoner's dram
- Add up
- Tiny dram
- Jigger of rum, e.g.
- Diaper wearer
- One on a trike
- Infant no more
- Dram of liquor
- Sum up
- Short drink in a pub
- Nursery schooler
- Bit of rum
- ___ up (add)
- Summarize
- Two-year-old, e.g
- Babysitter's charge
- Little tyke
- Younker
- Goody Two-shoes, for one
- Child
- Add, with "up"
- Sandbox user
- Pram rider
- Little feller
- Reagan in 1913
- Mostly carry young child
- Alcoholic drink — nothing for abstainer to imbibe
- On the wagon, consuming zero alcoholic drink
- Short infant
- Nip nipper!
- Nip or nipper
- Nip round between times
- Young child’s measure of spirit
- Young child’s drink
- Add - youngster - dram
- Add measure of alcohol
- Little kiddo
- Add a little whisky, perhaps
- Add up as well as down
- A small drink at most to be taken regularly
- Perfect without a small child?
- Briefly carry toddler
- Just twenty letters - not much put on top of what's taken from bin ...
- Drink for a small child
- Dram from non-drinker getting round in
- Tiny child
- Young one
- Little shaver
- Small drink
- Quick drink
- Small portion of liquor
- Wee drink
- Recent delivery
- Tricycle rider
- Nursery moppet
- Nanny's charge
- Bit of brandy
- Stroller user
- Tiny one
- Preschool attendee
- Very young child
- Nursery occupant
- Little child
- "Sesame Street" viewer
- Sum (up)
- Little crawler
- Peek-a-boo player
- One with blocks in his chest
- Elmo fan, maybe
- Day care candidate
- Bit of whiskey
- Barney fan
- Young kid
- Two-year-old, for example
- One taking first steps
- One learning to walk
- Day care enrollee
- Booster seat user
- "Dora the Explorer" viewer
- Tiny tyke
- Pre-K student
- Playpen occupant
- Palindromic peewee
- One in a onesie
- Mobile watcher
- Highchair occupant
- Day care charge
- Brand new walker, maybe
- ''Sesame Street'' watcher
- Wee kid
- Wee 'un
- Walker with little experience
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Tot \Tot\, n. [L.] Lit., so much; -- a term used in the English exchequer to indicate that a debt was good or collectible for the amount specified, and often written opposite the item.
Tot \Tot\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Totted; p. pr. & vb. n. Totting.]
To mark with the word ``tot''; as, a totted debt. See Tot, n.
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[Cf. Total.] To add; to count; to make up the sum of; to total; -- often with up. [Colloq., Eng.]
The last two tot up the bill.
--Thackeray.
Tot \Tot\, n. [Cf. Toddle, Tottle, Totter.]
Anything small; -- frequently applied as a term of endearment to a little child.
A drinking cup of small size, holding about half a pint. [Prov. Eng.]
--Halliwell.A foolish fellow. [Prov. Eng.]
--Halliwell.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"little child," 1725, Scottish, of uncertain origin, perhaps a shortened form of totter, or related to Old Norse tottr, nickname of a dwarf (compare Swedish tutte "little child," Danish tommel-tot "little child," in which the first element means "thumb"). Tot-lot "play ground for young children" is recorded from 1944.
"to reckon up," 1760, from tot (n.) "total of an addition," first recorded 1680s, short for total (n.). Hence, "to mark (an account or a name) with the word 'tot.'"
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 A small child. 2 A measure of spirits, especially rum. 3 (context UK dialect dated English) A foolish fellow. Etymology 2
vb. 1 To sum or total. (rfex) 2 (cx UK historical English) To mark (a debt) with the word ''tot'' (Latin for "so much"), indicating that it was good or collectible for the amount specified.
WordNet
Wikipedia
TOT may refer to:
- TOT (Thailand), a telecommunications company
- Trail of Tears, the ethnic cleansing and relocation of Amerindians
- Terms of trade, a concept in economics
- Theatre of Tragedy, a musical group
- Theology on Tap, a program of Christian talks and fellowship
- Time on Target, a military technique
- Tip of the tongue, a memory processing phenomenon
- Total S.A., an oil company, TOT on the New York Stock Exchange
- Tottenham Hotspur, an English association football club
- The Trail of Time, the bonus round from the educational game show Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego?
- Train of Thought, the seventh studio album released by progressive metal band Dream Theater
- Transient occupancy tax
- Transfer of Technology
- Turbine Outlet Temperature, a parameter often instrumented on turboprop and other gas turbine engines.
- ToT, an Asian Emoticon expressing a crying face
- Trans-obturator vaginal tape, procedure for urinary incontinence
Usage examples of "tot".
Het was een moeilijke taak, al kon zij nog zoo goed praten, en het was misschien tot het ongeluk van haar Georges, dat zij zoo pleitte, maar ach, de jongen was zoo verliefd, en misschien had hij het toch wel aan het rechte eind!
Zij vond er een verfijnd genot, vol wreedheid, in, hem dan uit te lokken tot gezegden, die zij, met een weinig valsch vernuft, als zeer weinig complimenteus wist te doen voorkomen, om ze hem daarna, met een tintelende ondeugendheid, voor de voeten te werpen.
And this answer the said Judge gives tot he said appellant as affirmative apostils, and orders that it be given to him immediately after the appeal presented to him.
That you got yon man to dog me all night, put a tot in every one of my pints, drown me with arrack punch, leave me with a whore?
Voor zoover mij bekend is, werd hij tot nu toe nog nooit levend naar Europa gebracht.
Ik verzoek morgen belet bij mevrouw Van Erlevoort en vraag Freddy tot mijn dochter.
De aanvankelijke publieke bewondering voor de wetenschappelijke bekwaamheid en snelle besluitvaardigheid waarmee de missie tot stand was gebracht, sloeg om in het tegendeel, en de berichten in de media werden even genadeloos als kwaadaardig.
Op grond van het verbruik tot nu toe schatte hij dat er nog net voldoende brandstof in de tanks zat voor een reis heen en terug, wat hij na een blik op de hemel nog heel wat vond.
Zijn neus was te lang en vormeloos, zijn ogen stonden te dicht bij elkaar en lagen diep in hun kassen waardoor hij een enigszins aapachtig uiterlijk kreeg, zijn tot een lach opgetrokken lippen en zijn rode krulhaar waren net krabbels in een kindertekening.
Men maakte zachtjes verschillende veronderstellingen, en iets van het geruisch dier veronderstellingen was tot Otto doorgedrongen.
Deze bijeenkomst heeft tot doel vast te stellen wat er tijdens de missie naar Rakhat precies is voorgevallen.
Waarom dorst zij dan nu bijna niet tot hem opzien, als vreesde zij iets in zijne blikken te lezen, dat haar zou doen ontstellen.
Priami fatorum, hic exitus ilium sorte tulit Troiam incensam et prolapsa videntem Pergama, tot quondam populis terrisque superbum regnatorem Asiae.
Askama was tegen George aan het kletsen over een lang, ingewikkeld verhaal dat ze samen hadden verzonnen, tot ze Kinsa en Fayer zag en de kinderen wegliepen om te spelen.
Zijn studententijd rees even, als een periode van jongensdartelheid, voor zijn geest, maar hij herinnerde zich tevens, hoe oom Verstraeten hem in die periode telkens had voortgedreven tot een examen, en van dat examen tot een ander examen.