toted
past simple and past participle oftote
tote
verb[T]
informaluk/təʊt/us/toʊt/tocarrysomething,especiallysomethingheavyorawkward:
She usually toted thebabyaroundin abackpack.
Thebuildingwassurroundedwithbodyguardstoting sub-machineguns.
Gun-totingsecuritymen werepostedat all theentrances.
Synonyms
carry(TRANSPORT)
cart
drag(PULL)
ferry
luginformal
Transferring and transporting objects
- bear
- bearer
- bike
- bike rack
- bore
- borne
- bring
- budge
- call forsomeone
- chauffeur
- convey
- portage
- post-delivery
- putsomething/someonedown
- redeliver
- redelivery
- transplant
- transport
- transportation
- truck
Examplesoftoted
toted
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
All these were arranged in the marching packtotedby each infantryman.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Hetoteda voltage-generating belt and a white mask.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He once boasted that he had lifted a mule onto his shoulders andtotedher five miles to the doctor, an impressive feat of strength (if true).
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