As a verb toted

is past tense of tote.

As a noun totem is

any natural object or living creature that serves as an emblem of a tribe, clan or family.

As nouns the difference between sats and sais

is that sats is plural of sat while sais is a groom, or servant with responsibility for the horses.

As a verb sais is

form of Nonstandard spelling|says.

As a proper noun Saïs is

a city in ancient Egypt.

As nouns the difference between shoops and shoots

is that shoops is while shoots is .

As a verb shoots is

(shoot).

As an adjective shoots is

(hawaii|slang) alright; ok; of coursehunter travel guides: adventure guide kauai , by heather mcdaniel, hunter publishing, inc, 2007, page 40.

As an interjection shoots is

(hawaii|slang) goodbye.

As a noun volante

is a cumbrous two-wheeled pleasure carriage used in cuba.

As an adjective volant is

(heraldry) having extended wings as if flying.

As verbs the difference between fogged and wogged

is that fogged is (fog) while wogged is (wog).

As nouns the difference between roorback and roorbach

is that roorback is while roorbach is (us|dated) a defamatory forgery or falsehood published for purposes of political intrigue.

As a noun resins

is .

As an adjective resiny is

like resin; resinous.

As nouns the difference between tippers and dippers

is that tippers is plural of lang=en while dippers is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between midwifes and midwives

is that midwifes is third-person singular of midwife while midwives is third-person singular of midwife.

As a noun midwives is

plural of midwife.

As nouns the difference between divorces and divorcers

is that divorces is while divorcers is .