Tot

A young child; a toddler. Often used affectionately or endearingly. It implies a child who is still learning to walk and talk, a stage of development characterized by curiosity and vulnerability. The term can also refer to a very small or insignificant amount of something, frequently used in the context of a tiny portion of liquid, food, or a measurement, signifying its limited quantity. It is frequently used to describe something charming or appealing about a young child. This word is common, informal, and used in various contexts.

Tot meaning with examples

• The park was filled with happy tots, giggling and chasing pigeons. Their parents watched with smiles as the tots explored the playground, climbing slides and building sandcastles. One little tot, barely able to walk, toddled towards his mother with outstretched arms. It was a beautiful sight to behold, reminding everyone of the simple joys of childhood.
• After a long day, all Sarah wanted was a quick rest, but her young tot refused to nap. The tot had an abundance of energy and was constantly moving. The mother was exhausted but charmed by her child's unending enthusiasm. She eventually gave in to her playful tot, and joined in the fun, making silly faces, and chasing her.
• The baker offered the customers a small tot of freshly baked bread to sample, its aroma filling the shop. He told them that he spent all day working in the kitchen and making fresh goods for them. The tot of bread quickly became the favorite part of the customer's day. The customers enjoyed the tot of bread and purchased a whole loaf.
• He poured a tot of whiskey into his coffee to warm himself on a cold winter morning. The small tot of whiskey helped him relax, and he felt a sudden energy surge within him. The tot served its purpose, warming his body and invigorating his mind. He took a deep breath and headed off to work.