Tut

Noun. Synonym for 'crap' or 'rubbish'.

Often used to describe an object that is deemed to have no obvious significant value or purpose, or things that are making a place feel 'lived in'.

"The house was covered in tut, utter tut.'
"I think we need to clear up all this tut before your parents arrive."
"One (Wo)man's tut, is another (Wo)man's treasure'

by The Bungalow Up June 23, 2021

Tut

A person that prefers to be called tut instead of real name

Macy - call me tut ladies.

Most commonly used if name is Macy

by Pg 💜 July 11, 2022

Tut-Tut

A dismissive comment for the overly zealous. Usually accompanied by a dismissive hand-gesture.

Can also be used as a verb. Ie:
Tut-tutting

Serena: I think I should be a writer!
Alf: Tut-tut, surely you need to know how to read first.

Or

Serena: Quit Tut-tutting all my ideas asshole!

Alf: Sorry

by Alf April 11, 2005

tut up

Tut up cannot be defined. It is undefinable. It is the omega and the Alfa of all words. It is everything but at the same time Cameron.

Margret said to Cameron to tut up and Cameron cried.

To tut up means to like Tonia's Weiner cheese.

by Darthdew December 31, 2013

tut a la pec

Of pseudo-French origin, expressing delight at ones outstanding skill or achievement.

e.g. After football skills, one might say "tut a la pec".

by Danny Baxter June 13, 2005

tut tut cheerio

A british slang of saying goodbye

tut tut cheerio mr.bingley, have a good Christmas!

by giraffeeeee October 19, 2011

tut tut

describing a person who is expressing an overall feeling of superiority or pompousness

"My friend just bought a new car. He was all like 'Tut tut, my car is soooo great.' "

"Look at that douche wearing an Ed Hardy t-shirt. Hes all like 'Tut tut, look at my super sweet expensive t-shirt, tut tut' ".

by Hemingway Ferrell September 3, 2009