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British version of a bitch or bastard
"Why don't you leave me alone you totter?!"
Totter by Willow Candace November 5, 2015
wow... look at those totters! I just want to nuzzle up in there and motor boat those puppies.
totter by PrincessTotters January 5, 2009
An absolute idiot/moron/bitch/twat who's most likely obsessed with tots!
*someone hits your car with theirs*
You out of the car window: "oi! You fucking totter!"
Totter by Ley H March 9, 2023
Totter is an affectionate, playful nickname commonly used by parents, grandparents, and caregivers (especially in British, Australian, and some American families) to refer to a baby or very, toddler who has only recently learned to walk and still moves with the characteristic unsteady, waddling, or teetering gait of early walkers.
Come here, my little totter, let Grandma catch you before you face-plant into the cat!
Totter by jspellingpenc72 November 19, 2025

teeter totter 

When you and another individual take turns on a singular charger, switching off when a device dies.
A: "Sorry I need your charger."
B: "I'm using it. My phone's really low."
A: "We can teeter totter, dude."
B: "Oh okay."

Peter Totter 

A threesome position with at least two men where they grab each other forearms doing a push and pull motion to create the back and forth motion for the third party in the middle.
Clayton and Logan had an amazing weekend running the Peter Totter on Carlos.
Peter Totter by JoonMoon April 13, 2021
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