tot

Very young one

A tot is a very young child, typically a toddler: The tots played in the sandbox.

The word also means a small amount, especially of liquor: a tot of rum.

To tot up is to add figures together: Let me tot up the bill.

child

toddler

Child learning to walk

tyke · munchkin · little one · youngster · bairn · wee one · ankle-biter · cherub · nursling · neonate

drink

shot

Quick liquor serving

  • measureUnit of quantity
  • dramSmall measure, liquid or weight
  • nipQuick, sharp pinch

sip · splash · finger · pour · jigger · snifter · whisky · rum · brandy · nightcap

smallness

tiny

Extremely small in size

small · petite · diminutive · miniature · bitty · teeny · pocket-sized · elfin · dainty · compact

endearment

sweetie

Fond nickname for someone

honey · love · dear · poppet · lamb · pet · duck · dove · muffin · cupcake

Categories
Opposites
age/life stage

totadult

Mature person, legally responsible

grown-up · elder · senior · senior citizen · mature adult

size/physical scale

totgiant

Being of huge size

colossus · behemoth · hulk · titan · big guy

quantity (small amount)

totbottle

Container for liquids

flagon · glassful · pint · jug · vat

Phrases
Family

total, totally, totality, totter, tots, totalled, totting, subtotal, totalize

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G