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tot n. child, toddler, infant, baby: Can you recall when you were
a tiny tot?
total n. 1 sum (total), totality, aggregate, whole, amount, total
number: The total of wounded came to only fifteen.
--adj. 2 whole, entire, complete, full, gross, overall,
comprehensive: Total rainfall in that area is only three inches
per annum. 3 complete, unalloyed, unmitigated, unqualified,
unconditional, utter, out-and-out, thorough, thoroughgoing,
perfect, outright, downright, all-out, absolute: My son is a
total failure in everything he attempts.
--v. 4 add (up), tot up, sum up, reckon, compute: Please total
my bill. 5 amount to, add up to, come to, mount up to: The
bill totals twice the amount I paid yesterday.
totalitarian
adj. absolute, absolutist, arbitrary, authoritarian,
autocratic, dictatorial, Fascist(ic), undemocratic, illiberal,
monolithic, Nazi, oppressive, despotic, tyrannical: Sooner or
later, totalitarian governments get overthrown.
totality n. total, aggregate, sum (total), whole, entirety, beginning
and end, alpha and omega, be-all and end-all: The totality of
his interests lies in watching soap operas on TV.
totally adv. completely, utterly, entirely, fully, unqualifiedly,
unconditionally, perfectly, absolutely, thoroughly, wholly,
consummately: We then decided on a totally different approach.
The weather was totally awful.
totter v. waver, topple, falter, tremble, teeter, sway, rock, stagger,
stumble, wobble, quiver, shake, quake, shiver, dodder: He
seemed to totter a bit as he left the pub.
touch v. 1 put (one's) hand on, feel, handle: She leant forward and
touched my hand. 2 bring into contact with, apply, put, set:
He touched a match to the fuse and ran. 3 Sometimes, touch (up)
against. be in contact (with), border, adjoin, meet, come up or
be (up) against, push or press or lean (up) against, brush or
rub (up) against, come or be together, abut: The ladder is