| TOTALING | • totaling v. Present participle of total. • TOTAL v. to amount to. |
| TOTALISE | • totalise v. Alternative form of totalize. • TOTALISE v. to make complete, also TOTALIZE. |
| TOTALISM | • totalism n. (Rare, usually uncountable) A social, economic and/or political system in which some authority (e.g… • totalism n. (Rare, countable) A philosophy, ideology or belief system that is total in its scope, one that covers everything. • totalism n. (Rare, uncountable) Totality; (the) entirety (of something). |
| TOTALIST | • totalist n. A proponent of totalism. • totalist adj. Totalistic. • TOTALIST n. one who tends to regard things as a unified whole. |
| TOTALITY | • totality n. The state of being total. • totality n. An aggregate quantity obtained by addition. • totality n. (Astronomy) The phase of an eclipse when it is total. |
| TOTALIZE | • totalize v. To combine parts to make a total. • totalize v. To treat or construe something as universal, all-embracing, or comprehensive. • TOTALIZE v. to make complete, also TOTALISE. |
| TOTALLED | • totalled v. (Britain) simple past tense and past participle of total. • totalled adj. Destroyed. • TOTAL v. to amount to. |
| TOTEABLE | • TOTEABLE adj. capable of being toted, also TOTABLE. |
| TOTEMISM | • totemism n. (Religion) The belief that a person or group has a special mystical relationship to a totem. • TOTEMISM n. a system of tribal division according to totems. |
| TOTEMIST | • totemist n. One belonging to a clan or tribe having a totem. • TOTEMIST n. a specialist in totemism, also TOTEMITE. |
| TOTEMITE | • totemite n. A member of a totemic group; a totemist. • TOTEMITE n. a specialist in totemism, also TOTEMIST. |
| TOTIENTS | • totients n. Plural of totient. • TOTIENT n. the number of totitives of a number, i.e. numbers less than and prime to it. |
| TOTITIVE | • totitive n. (Mathematics) Alternative form of totative. • TOTITIVE n. a number less than another and prime to it. |
| TOTTERED | • tottered v. Simple past tense and past participle of totter. • TOTTER v. to walk unsteadily. |
| TOTTERER | • totterer n. One who totters. • TOTTERER n. one who totters. |
| TOTTIEST | • TOTTY adj. unsteady; tottery. |
| TOTTINGS | • tottings n. Plural of totting. • TOTTING n. the recycling of refuse. |
| TOTTRING | • TOTTRING adj. (Shakespeare) hanging in rag. |