n. an amount obtained by addition; a sum; adj. of relating to or constituting the whole
Did you have time to total the bill yet?
Did you have time to total the bill yet?
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Which object in the jar had 6 as its total number in the jar?
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How many total kittens did Madeline and Edith give birth to?
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How much money did Sophie have in total after she counted the money in her horse bank?
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About how many total passengers were on board the Titanic?
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What do we call the total distance around a shape?
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Roan describes Ronald as a total what?
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Why wasn't the closet in total darkness when Cassidy closed the door?
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Please calculate the total from the tally chart.
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After inserting gold coins in the side of the pyramid, Jake found himself in total blackness. Something lurking in the darkness said:
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''Even if it was a possiblitlity, to let you stay here would be a total desecration of Jane's memory.'' What does 'desecration' mean?
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Put down your total hours worked.
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In an ion the total number of electrons is not equal to the number of protons.
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To Raina, what is a total punch in the guts?
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What was Hank Aaron's lifetime total home-runs?
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sum; complete; full; whole; all
partial; part
2 syllables
to-tal
goettel
goettl
motile
motyl
schoettle
sottile
total
immotile
anecdotal
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