Tortie or calico?

[WeirdAndPissedOff]

Not the most important/pressing of matters, but one Ive been puzzling over for a while: We have a 3 year old tortie and white cat, and for a while I've been curious as to whether she counts more as a calico or a tortie - from googling it seems torties have speckled coats with only small flecks of col our, and little to no white whereas calico have larger patches of colour and more white.
Well our little Beastie has a typical tortie back and head - muted black with flecks of orange - and white paws and stomach - sort of a tuxedo tortie. She also seems to be more "patchy" on the edges of her white areas - almost like she's a tortie from above and a calico underneath.
I'd say her colouring makes her a tortie, but the consensus online seems to be that a tortie with a significant amount of white would be a calico.

We don't know her parentage as she was one of several litters found in a barn.
So I thought I'd come here for a few opinions. And show her off
Pics attached!

They're peas from the same pod. Grumpyoldperson has one too!

Mine's a closet black and white though!

I have a calico cat. She has large, distinct areas of ginger, white and black. No mixed areas of tortoiseshell. I'd say tortie and white.

Two more beautiful (but naughty!) tortie girls. No white at all.

Bother! Pics not posting. Grrr!

This was my gorgeous girl, whom we sadly had to rehome. She is now living the life of Riley, thoroughly spoiled and loves being an Only Cat. My big boy still misses her though.

My kitten has ginger stripes all over her body does this still class her as a tortie?

Yes, that's a tortoiseshell mummy

My calico cat. She's white underneath.