TOT
| Definition | : | Tip-Of-the-Tongue |
| Category | : | Academic & Science » Language & Linguistics |
| Country/Region | : | Worldwide  |
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What does TOT mean?
Tip-Of-the-Tongue (TOT) refers to the phenomenon when a person is unable to retrieve a specific word or piece of information from their memory, even though they are confident that they know the information and that it is stored somewhere in their memory.
During a TOT experience, individuals may feel the word is on the "tip of their tongue," yet they struggle to retrieve it.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the full form of TOT in Figures of speech?
The full form of TOT is Tip-Of-the-Tongue
What are the full forms of TOT in Academic & Science?
Tip-Of-the-Tongue | Trail of Tears
What are the full forms of TOT in Worldwide?
Total | Transfer of Technology | Transient Occupancy Tax | Terms of Trade | Tip-Of-the-Tongue | TransObturator Tape | Time of Travel | TurnOver Time | Time On Target | Tears of Themis | TurnOver Time
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