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A monthly subscription tot he service normally costs $14.99, but there is an offer for 6 months for $30.
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Naturally there are a lot of classic roasted broccoli recipes out there, but there are also more out-of-the-box options like broccoli pizza crust, tater tots, and muffin cups.
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Additionally, Zaman supports grieving families through its Plots for Tots infant burial program for families who cannot afford to bury a child that has passed away.
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A Florida woman and her mother are accused of beating a 3-year-old boy with a plastic rod before throwing him across a room, all because the tot drank milk from a jug, authorities said.
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Crispy avocado samosas, oysters on the half shell, and tater-tots smothered with cheddar cheese.
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Get out there! Tacos, tater tots top Indianapolis food events this July Plus a visit to the brewery built in the old 1895 Moerlein bottling plant in Cincinatti's historic Over-the-Rhine Brewery District is a quick road trip away.
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Hundreds of eating contests involving watermelons, pies, cinnamon rolls, tater tots, ice cream, banana splits, pizza, cupcakes, chicken wings, burritos and pickled eggs will be held all over America on the Fourth.
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Test Results: Acceleration Ride, Handling, and Steering Family karaoke contests and sleeping tots will be undisturbed thanks to the Sienna’s comfortable ride on smooth surfaces.
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Origin and Etymology of tot
Definition of tot
intransitive verb
:add
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Normally not the best move, but in this case totes fine What does gentrification smell like?
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Tom Mate, youth leader at Trinity lutheran Church in Tinley Park, prepares to pack up Hope Totes for parents of ill children.
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Yet its buses still troll area streets, toting passengers.
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In the photo, the woman is indeed toting bags of spaghetti with red sauce.
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Before his bat-retrieving, Gatorade-toting dog was going viral on sports websites like Deadspin, Marchal was selling beer and cigarettes in Florida.
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There are bubbly cocktails to serve your friends, sexy beaches to jet off to, and jaunty summer totes galore.
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Additionally, Lars Ulrich was standing up there alongside a guitar-toting Cooper, filming the musical proceedings with a camera.
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One of those two buses that arrived at the UW simultaneously at 8:55 — and was subsequently swamped with backpack-toting summer Amazonians — was one of the additional buses that Metro added to the route Wednesday.
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Origin and Etymology of tot
tot., abbreviation of total
TOT Defined for English Language Learners
tot
play
noun
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
TOT Defined for Kids
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