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tut Definition and Meaning in English (tut definition)

interjection
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Tut definition: An exclamation used to express mild annoyance, disapproval, or impatience.

Definitions of Tut

  1. 1interjection(informal)

    An exclamation used to express mild annoyance, disapproval, or impatience.

  2. 2verb(informal)

    To make a sound by pressing the tongue against the palate and quickly withdrawing it, typically to express disapproval or impatience.

Example Sentences

“Tut, tut, that's not how you do it.”

“She tutted at his messy room.”

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third person singulartuts
past tensetutted
present participletutting

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Tut definition: An exclamation used to express mild annoyance, disapproval, or impatience.
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