toted

Hauled by hand

Toted is the past tense of tote, meaning to carry something, usually something substantial or cumbersome: She toted her laptop bag through the airport, He toted groceries up three flights of stairs.

The word suggests physical burden or habitual carrying rather than casual holding.

carried

lugged

Carried laboriously

hoisted · shouldered · carted · transported · conveyed · manhandled · dragged · shifted · moved · borne

containers

bag

Flexible carrying container

briefcase · suitcase · rucksack · haversack · kitbag · holdall · carry-on · pouch · valise · knapsack

cargo

load

Carried weight or burden

belongings · stuff · provisions · parcels · packages · bundles · goods · freight · groceries · luggage

weapons

gun

Projectile-launching weapon

  • firearmProjectile weapon using explosives
  • pistolCompact one-handed firearm
  • rifleLong-barreled shoulder weapon

piece · holstered · concealed · sidearm · revolver · armed · packing · strapped

burden

weight

Measure of heaviness

load · bulk · heft · unwieldy · cumbersome · awkward

Opposites
carrying/transport method

totedshipped

Sent to a destination

mailed · sent · dispatched · forwarded · delivered

possession/movement

toteddropped

Let fall downward

set down · put down · deposited · laid down · abandoned

Phrases
Family

tote, totes, toting, toters, totable, toter

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