Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A road over which anything is toted.
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Examples
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He was too tired to be consciously glad as, after a sun-scourged mile of corduroy tote-road through a swamp where flies hovered over a hot waste of brush, they reached the cool shore of Box Car Pond.
Babbit 2004
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He was too tired to be consciously glad as, after a sun-scourged mile of corduroy tote-road through a swamp where flies hovered over a hot waste of brush, they reached the cool shore of Box Car Pond.
Chapter 25 1922
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He was too tired to be consciously glad as, after a sun-scourged mile of corduroy tote-road through a swamp where flies hovered over a hot waste of brush, they reached the cool shore of Box Car Pond.
Babbitt 1922
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Cold, dry pellets, hissing earthward had replaced the aimless dance of the feathery flakes, and he could make out but dimly the opposite wall of the rod-wide tote-road.
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An 's'posin' he found th 'bum-legged driver froze shtiff on th' tote-road phwere he'd made out to hobble a few moiles on his crutch -- phwat thin?
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Moncrossen's new Blood River tote-road made a narrow lane in the forest, the Indian paused.
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They'd wint in be th 'river, but come out be th' tote-road, an 'mad clean t'rough to th' gizzard.
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In the evening, when they camped beside the tote-road, and he was permitted to help with the tents and the fire-wood, the youngster fairly bristled with importance, and after supper when the whole party drew about the great camp-fire the boy seated himself close by the side of the guide.
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The tote-road leading to the new camp had been pushed to completion, and Appleton was giving Fallon some final instructions.
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The leaders were almost upon him as he recovered and faced them there in the white reach of the tote-road.
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