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After a burger and tater tots, two martinis and a mezcal cocktail, the bill was $45.
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The 44-house compromise — which included a dog park, tot lot and soccer field — got a chilly reception not only from the YIMBYs, but from neighbors who coalesced to form an antidevelopment group called Save Lafayette.
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After a burger and tater tots, two martinis and a mezcal cocktail, the bill was $45.
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The four-year-old and three-year-old royals served as a page boy and bridesmaid at the ceremony, joining eight other adorable tots in the bridal party.
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Continuing to do business in Iran would be too great a risk as the company has large operations in the U.S. and depends on the country’s banks for financing its operations, Total (tot, -0.91%) said in a statement Wednesday.
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High-brow and low-brow meet in numerous ways, including on the menu, as in the fish roe served with the oversized house tater tots ($10).
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Crunchy golden fries and tater tots, a good reuben, burgers and over-the-top milkshakes anchor the lineup.
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Tin Lizzy’s Cantina locations are open and offering up a free Hot Mess — an appetizer made with tater tots, queso blanco, seasoned pulled pork and bacon-cilantro slaw drizzled with honey chipotle barbecue sauce — with a minimum purchase of $10.
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Origin and Etymology of tot
origin unknown
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First Known Use: 1725
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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Tonight his openness extended beyond Björk to the 23-year-old British artist Isabella Cotier, who presented a cool Gucci Garden–exclusive collaboration of sweats, hoodies, totes, and tees in the downstairs space.
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The base desires of assassins, thieves, and gangsters are yesterday’s news, their gun-toting antics mere grist for the story mill.
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Prospective employees wore business attire, toted resumes and sat for interviews on the spot.
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The bag styles include cross-bodies, totes, and backpacks.
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Buzzfeed uncovered a doctored image of McCain’s head atop the gun-toting body of the Virginia Tech campus shooter, in a post from 2007.
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Buzzfeed uncovered a doctored image of McCain's head atop the gun-toting body of the Virginia Tech campus shooter, in a post from 2007.
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In a sign of enduring troubles, the walls, grounds and gates still crawl with gun-toting soldiers.
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In early May to the National Rifle Association, Trump claimed that gun-toting Parisians could have thwarted Islamic State attackers at Paris’ Bataclan concert hall.
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Origin and Etymology of tot
tot., abbreviation of total
NEW! Time Traveler
First Known Use: circa 1772
in the meaning defined at transitive sense
See Words from the same yearTOT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of tot for English Language Learners
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: a young child
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: a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink
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