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Meaning of tote
The primary meaning of the word "tote" is to carry or convey something, especially a load or burden.
Etymology of tote
The word "tote" originated in the mid-19th century, from the African American vernacular English word "tote", which is derived from the English word "tot" (to carry) and the African word "tota" (to carry on the head or shoulder)
Historically, the word "tote" was used to describe the act of carrying or conveying goods, especially by hand or on the head or shoulder
Synonyms
carry
convey
transport
haul
lift
bear
cart
lug
drag
pull
heave
hoist
shoulder
bundle
pack
sack
bag
container
holder
carrier
porter
bearer
mover
remover
loader
unloader
handler
hauler
transporter
shipper
courier
messenger
bearer
carrier
carton
crate
box
trunk
case
chest
basket
hamper
pannier
knapsack
rucksack
satchel
duffel
valise
suitcase
grip
portfolio
briefcase
attaché
handbag
purse
pouch
sac
bagful
load
cargo
freight
burden
weight
luggage
baggage
parcels
packages
consignments
shipments
deliveries
containers
receptacles
vessels
bins
cans
crates
chests
trunks
boxes
cases
cartons
bundles
bales
parcels
packets
packages
Definitions
- To carry or convey (something, especially a load or burden)
- * A bag or container, especially one with a single strap or handle, used for carrying things
- * A quantity of something, especially a large or heavy one
Usage Examples
- I had to tote my luggage up the stairs because the elevator was out of order
- * She likes to tote her favorite book with her wherever she goes
- * The farmer had to tote heavy baskets of produce to the market every day
Antonyms
abandon
desert
leave
drop
dump
deposit
unload
disembark
dismount
alight
quit
relinquish
surrender
yield
forsake
discard
reject
dismiss
ignore
neglect
overlook
abandon
relinquish
release
free
liberate
unburden
unload
unpack
unencumber
discharge
dismiss
drop
shed
shake
lose
misplace
mislay
forget
omit
overlook
disregard
ignore
neglect
abandon
desert
leave
quit
relinquish
surrender
yield
forsake
discard
reject
dismiss