tiny tot UK
ˈtaɪni tɔːt
Definition

Definition of tiny tot - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

young childUKvery young child, usually a toddler or infantUK
  • The tiny tot giggled as she played with her toys.
  • A tiny tot waved at the parade.
  • The playground was full of tiny tots.
youngster
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Expressions with tiny

tiny but mightyadj.
small but having a big impact
Her tiny but mighty voice filled the entire room.
a tiny bitn.
very small amount of something
Can I have a tiny bit of cake?
tiny homen.
very small house designed for efficient living, often on wheels
They live in a tiny home to save money.
tiny housen.
very small house often less than 400 square feet
They built a tiny house in their backyard.
tiny urln.
service for creating short web addresses
Tiny URL is useful for making long links more manageable.
patter of tiny feetn.
arrival or presence of young children in a home
They are excited about the patter of tiny feet soon.

Expressions with tot

tot upv.
calculate the sum of numbers or quantities
She needs to tot up the expenses for the trip.
tot lotn.
playground for young children with age-appropriate equipment
The neighborhood built a new tot lot for the kids.
tot of rumn.
small measured amount of rum served as a drink
He poured himself a tot of rum after dinner.

Terms related to tiny tot

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
tininessbabychildinfantkidminorpreschoolertoddleryouth

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  1. French:tout-petit, ...
  2. German:Kleinkind, ...
  3. Italian:bimbo piccolo, ...
  4. Spanish:pequeñito, ...
  5. Portuguese:criança pequena, ...
  6. Chinese:小宝宝, ...
  7. Japanese:幼い子, ...
  8. Arabic:طِفْل صَغير, ...
  9. Hebrew:פָּעוֹט, ...
  10. Russian:малыш, ...
  11. Ukrainian:малюк, ...
  12. Hindi:नन्हा बच्चा, ...
tiny tots
UK: /ˈtaɪni ˈtɒts/

Definition of tiny tots - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

childhoodDatedvery young children who are just starting to walk or talkDated
  • The daycare center has a special room for tiny tots.
  • The library hosts a weekly story time for tiny tots.
  • Tiny tots in bright boots splashed through the puddles at the park.
arrogant conceited
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Expressions with tiny

tiny but mightyadj.
small but having a big impact
Her tiny but mighty voice filled the entire room.
a tiny bitn.
very small amount of something
Can I have a tiny bit of cake?
tiny homen.
very small house designed for efficient living, often on wheels
They live in a tiny home to save money.
tiny housen.
very small house often less than 400 square feet
They built a tiny house in their backyard.
tiny urln.
service for creating short web addresses
Tiny URL is useful for making long links more manageable.
patter of tiny feetn.
arrival or presence of young children in a home
They are excited about the patter of tiny feet soon.

Expressions with tot

tot upv.
calculate the sum of numbers or quantities
She needs to tot up the expenses for the trip.
tot lotn.
playground for young children with age-appropriate equipment
The neighborhood built a new tot lot for the kids.
tot of rumn.
small measured amount of rum served as a drink
He poured himself a tot of rum after dinner.

Terms related to tiny tots

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
tiddlertininesstitchytoddletoddlertottottertotteryarrogantconceitedegotisticalhaughty

View all translations of tiny tots

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  1. French:tout-petits, ...
  2. German:die ganz Kleinen, ...
  3. Italian:bimbi piccoli, ...
  4. Spanish:peques, ...
  5. Portuguese:criancinhas, ...
  6. Chinese:小小孩, ...
  7. Japanese:幼児, ...
  8. Arabic:أَطْفال صِغار, ...
  9. Hebrew:פָּעוֹטוֹת קְטַנִּים, ...
  10. Russian:малыши, ...
  11. Ukrainian:малюки, ...
  12. Hindi:नन्हे-मुन्ने बच्चे, ...
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