tally
Sum of points
A tally is a count or record of items, points, or occurrences: The final tally showed three hundred votes in favor.
To tally is to count up or to match: The numbers don't tally.
Originally a notched stick used to record debts or quantities—each notch a mark of what was owed or counted.
Reckon a total
- totalComplete sum
- sumAddition's result
- enumerationSequential listing of items
- numberSymbol representing quantity
tabulation · calculation · reckoning · running total · head count · body count · final count · recount
V-shaped incision
- markVisible impression or sign
- scoreNumerical standing in competition
- nickShallow surface cut
- grooveNarrow cut or routine
wooden stick · counterfoil · stub · token · receipt · proof · record-keeping
Numerical standing in competition
- pointsUnits of tally
- standingsComparative position list
- resultWhat follows a cause
- scoreboardGame progress display
runs · hits · wins · losses · stats · statistics · box score · final score
Game between opponents
- correspondMatch or communicate
- agreeHold the same view
- alignArrange in a row
- reconcileResolve a disagreement
square · check out · add up · balance · correlate · verify · confirm · cross-check
Voting document
- vote countTotal of ballots recorded
- pollGathering of opinions
- election resultsOfficial vote counts
- returnsProfits from investments
recount · balloting · turnout · precinct · absentee · proxy vote · show of hands · voice vote
Financial record book
- logSectioned tree trunk
- registerRecord officially; vocal range
- scorecardRecord of play
- scoresheetDocument tracking points earned
record book · account · entry · notation · documentation · bookkeeping · tracking · chronicle
Tallying available merchandise
- stocktakeCounting stored goods
- auditFormal accounts examination
- checklistItemized verification guide
- manifestClearly apparent or displayed
goods · supplies · stock check · merchandise · inventory count · replenishment · catalog
count
Reckon a total
- totalComplete sum
- sumAddition's result
- enumerationSequential listing of items
number · tabulation · calculation · reckoning · running total · head count · body count · final count · recount · tick marks
notch
V-shaped incision
groove · wooden stick · counterfoil · stub · token · receipt · proof · record-keeping
score
Numerical standing in competition
scoreboard · runs · hits · wins · losses · stats · statistics · box score · final score · match score
match
Game between opponents
- correspondMatch or communicate
- agreeHold the same view
- alignArrange in a row
reconcile · square · check out · add up · balance · correlate · verify · confirm · cross-check · corroborate
ballot
Voting document
- vote countTotal of ballots recorded
- pollGathering of opinions
- election resultsOfficial vote counts
returns · recount · balloting · turnout · precinct · absentee · proxy vote · show of hands · voice vote · straw poll
ledger
Financial record book
scoresheet · record book · account · entry · notation · documentation · bookkeeping · tracking · chronicle · journal
stock count
Tallying available merchandise
manifest · goods · supplies · stock check · merchandise · inventory count · replenishment · catalog
- counting methodscount, counting, skip counting, counting by twos, enumeration
- votesvote, ballot, yea, nay, aye
- counterscounter, counters, click counter, clicker, hand counter
- caucusdelegates, delegate count, precinct, realignment, viability
- number conceptscounting, digit, numeral, cardinality, quantity
- take inventorystock count, audit, inventory list
tallydisagree
Hold a contrary opinion
differ · clash · conflict · contradict · diverge
tallyguess
Estimate without certainty
estimate · approximate · guesstimate · ballpark · speculate
- tall talesFantastical exaggerated stories
- stand tallMaintain dignity under pressure
- tall orderDifficult request to fulfill
- standing tallRemaining proudly upright
- stood tallMaintained dignity or resolve
- tall buildingsLofty urban structures
tall, tallying, tallies, tallied, tallyman, tallyho, tallier, tally stick, tallymen