totty

/ ˈtɒtɪ /

noun

1. informal.
   people, esp women, collectively considered as sexual objects

Word History and Origins

Origin of totty¹

C19: diminutive of tot ¹

Example Sentences

"I'll see about it later," said Totty's mother, and then she went into the house with her hostess, and the girls ran away to play.

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They helped arrange Miss Totty's coat and cap, and so merry were they that the baby laughed and crowed, and made friends at once.

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Totty crowed and gurgled, as if greatly pleased with her destiny, and the girls wheeled her along the path to the gate.

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The babies laughed, too, and both Dotty and Totty seemed to think that to be a captive princess was a delightful fate.

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"Their little white dresses are almost alike, anyway," said Gladys, as she took off Totty's coat.

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