totcheefa

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 44
[Chinese.] A Chinese vermifuge prepared from Quisqualis chinensis. *tōte (1), *tot-en, v . i . [A. S.tótian to project, to stick out, to peep out.] [TOUT.] 1. To project or stick out. 2. To pry, to peep, to look, to observe. tõte (2), v . t . [Etymology doubtful. According to Bartlett, probably of African origin.] To carry, to bear. (A colloquial word of the negroes in the Southern States) "His report of his having induced the aristocratic Navajos to tote his luggage was received from the mouth of Gen'l Kane with a good-natured amused derision."Trans. Amer. Philos . Society , xiii. 211. (1873.) To tote fair: To be honest and upright in one's dealings; to act fairly.
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