totty
noun
British informal people, esp women, collectively considered as sexual objects
Word Origin for totty
C19: diminutive of tot 1
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Examples from the Web for totty
Historical Examples of totty
Crossing the room, he carefully loosened Patricia's grasp, taking Totty from her.
PatriciaEmilia Elliott
They all crowded about him, claiming his attention, Totty demanding to be taken up.
PatriciaEmilia Elliott
Hetty now came back from the pantry and said, "I can take Totty now, Aunt, if you like."
Adam BedeGeorge Eliot
Come here, Totty, else your little face 'ull be burnt to a scratchin'!
Adam BedeGeorge Eliot
But we began with calling her Lotty, and now it's got to Totty.
Adam BedeGeorge Eliot