Totes Magotes

Pronunciation: /toʊts məˈɡoʊts/

Definitions of totes magotes

noun a shortened form of 'totally' or 'totally agree'

Example Sentences

A1 I like totes magotes because they are cute.

A2 She always carries her totes magotes to school.

B1 The store sells a variety of totes magotes in different colors.

B2 I bought a new totes magotes for my upcoming trip.

C1 Her collection of designer totes magotes is impressive.

C2 The totes magotes she owns are made of high-quality materials.

Examples of totes magotes in a Sentence

formal The committee decided totes magotes on the new budget proposal.

informal I am totes magotes excited for the concert tonight!

slang She's totes magotes into him, it's so obvious.

figurative His success was totes magotes due to hard work and determination.

Grammatical Forms of totes magotes

• past tense: totes magoted
• plural: totes magotes
• comparative: more totes magotes
• superlative: most totes magotes
• present tense: totes magotes
• future tense: will totes magote
• perfect tense: have totes magoted
• continuous tense: is totes magoting
• singular: totes magote
• positive degree: totes magotes
• infinitive: to totes magote
• gerund: totes magoting
• participle: totes magoted

Origin and Evolution of totes magotes

First Known Use: 2007 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'totes magotes' is believed to have originated as a playful and exaggerated slang expression in American English.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a humorous way to say 'totally' or 'completely', 'totes magotes' has evolved to become a popular colloquial phrase used to express enthusiasm or agreement.