noun / verb
tote
TOHT/tˈoʊt/
To carry something from place to place.
She totes her books to class in a canvas bag.
Etymology
Tote is recorded in Virginia with the meaning “carry,” especially in the arms or on the back or shoulders. Its origin remains unknown.
In context
too heavy to tote down the road so many times
More examples
- We tote folding chairs down to the beach.
- He toted the groceries up three flights of stairs.
- I keep a spare sweater in my tote.
Forms
tote · totes · toted · toting