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v. carrying, having, taking
That gang banga was totin his gat straight outta Compton.
totin by DuChops July 20, 2006
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When someone is carrying a gun on them.
Damn dat boy pulled up to me and he was totin.
Totin by Twisle July 20, 2021
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A word describing ones high level of contentedness.
"Yo i'm so content right now"
"I feel you dog i'm totin"
Totin by VascularMeatPipe December 21, 2017
In Argentina: alverre reference to "Tinto". Red wine.
Alverre is an Argentine slang based on reversion of word sillables. Tin-to > To-tin
Vamos a hacer un asado y tomar mucho totin.
Let's make a BBQ and drink totin!
totin by Ktulu789 June 6, 2015
A female that carries around a large buttocks.
Totin' by Blurch April 11, 2013
When African American slaves were emancipated in 1865 the women took jobs as domestics in White homes well into the 20th century. They would cook enough food so as to have enough to take home to their own families. This is referred to as Totin' Toting According to Merriam Webster Online its etymology is as follows "probably from an English-based creole; akin to Gullah & Krio tot to carry, of Bantu origin; akin to Kikongo -tota to pick up, Kimbundu -tuta to carry
Date: 1677"
Aunt Phoebe and other women in the neighborhood were totin' on Thanksgiving day.
Totin' by Alva Moore Stevenson June 12, 2008

totin the rock 

To carry the ball in a game of football.
Steven Jackson is pro at totin the rock.
totin the rock by Mac West-Poss September 21, 2007
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Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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