| TOTALISED | • totalised v. Simple past tense and past participle of totalise. • TOTALISE v. to make complete, also TOTALIZE. |
| TOTALISER | • totaliser n. Alternative form of totalizer. • TOTALISER n. a system of betting in which the total amount staked is divided among the winners in proportion to the size of their stake, also TOTALIZER. |
| TOTALISES | • totalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of totalise. • TOTALISE v. to make complete, also TOTALIZE. |
| TOTALISMS | • totalisms n. Plural of totalism. • TOTALISM n. centralized control by an autocratic authority. |
| TOTALISTS | • totalists n. Plural of totalist. • TOTALIST n. one who tends to regard things as a unified whole. |
| TOTALIZED | • totalized v. Simple past tense and past participle of totalize. • TOTALIZE v. to make complete, also TOTALISE. |
| TOTALIZER | • totalizer n. A person or object that totals. • totalizer n. A totalizator (betting machine). • totalizer n. An adding machine. |
| TOTALIZES | • totalizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of totalize. • TOTALIZE v. to make complete, also TOTALISE. |
| TOTALLING | • totalling v. Present participle of total. • TOTAL v. to amount to. |
| TOTANUSES | • TOTANUS n. (Italian) the redshank. |
| TOTAQUINE | • totaquine n. Alternative form of totaquina. • TOTAQUINE n. a mixture of quinine and alkaloids used as an antimalarial. |
| TOTEMISMS | • totemisms n. Plural of totemism. • TOTEMISM n. a system of tribal division according to totems. |
| TOTEMISTS | • totemists n. Plural of totemist. • TOTEMIST n. a specialist in totemism, also TOTEMITE. |
| TOTEMITES | • totemites n. Plural of totemite. • TOTEMITE n. a specialist in totemism, also TOTEMIST. |
| TOTITIVES | • totitives n. Plural of totitive. • TOTITIVE n. a number less than another and prime to it. |
| TOTTERERS | • totterers n. Plural of totterer. • TOTTERER n. one who totters. |
| TOTTERIER | • totterier adj. Comparative form of tottery: more tottery. • TOTTERY adj. shaky. |
| TOTTERING | • tottering v. Present participle of totter. • tottering adj. Unsteady, precarious or rickety. • tottering adj. Unstable, insecure or wobbly. |