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A pansy ass bitch. Especially one who flakes out on things frequently. Can be in relation to their co-dependency on a mate.
That bitch is a straight tut tut. She's always up that nigga's ass now, and never comes around.
Seriously, man. Don't be a fucking tut tut. Just come to the beach with us.
tut tut by Withano September 6, 2011
*Please read with heavy asain accent*
Little rickshaw that move alarmingly slow in Thailand through hot hot street.
"Please take off shoe before enter tut tut."
"Since everybody come late in tut tut, no one get clothes. I sowwy"
tut tut by Zhally (We Black) March 7, 2007
TUT TUT is a term used when one makes a stupid mistake that seems "Sped"
TUT TUT, DUDE I FORGOT TO TURN IN DR. REESE'S ASSIGNMENT
A slang term for oral sex on a male. Sometimes shortened to just "tut."
Brother, I think I will receive some tut tut this weekend from that ho.
tut tut by Joe McHugh May 2, 2006
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
Tut-Tut by Alf April 11, 2005

tut tut cheerio 

A british slang of saying goodbye
tut tut cheerio mr.bingley, have a good Christmas!
tut tut cheerio by giraffeeeee October 19, 2011
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