tottie

/ ˈtɒtɪ /

adjective

1. very small; tiny

Word History and Origins

Origin of tottie¹

from _tot ¹

Example Sentences

The bar’s owner, concert promoter Rolando Alvarez, was off tending to another event, but Bar Franca’s two DJ’s for the night, Maddy Maia and Tottie of Sisters of Sound, wound up the ebullient crowd under a soft pink, hand-painted barrel roof.

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“Being from the U.K., we grew up with so many drinking holes, which offer a sense of community — not just a rave,” DJ Tottie said on a break from her set.

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Mac Tottie, who was pulled up, was treated by vets and walked onto a horse ambulance before being taken to the stables for further assessment.

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Has been a hot Tottie around Aintree, clocking up third win at the track for Welsh trainer in December, in a veterans' handicap chase.

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Mac Tottie is another hope for Wales, with James Bowen riding for his trainer father Peter.

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