by lskjxkgsahdflhaw April 21, 2008
To follow another person or persons, speaking incessantly about one's own problems and issues despite the obvious disinterest of that person or persons.
by toadslick June 14, 2008
Overfarming land until it becomes a desert. Planting large amounts of potatoes and failure to rotate crops is usually responsible for the desertification.
Hey Billy Bob you better rotate your crops or else you're gonna tuttle all this perfectly good land.
Wow I can't believe you tuttled this whole plot. You really shouldn't overgraze.
Wow I can't believe you tuttled this whole plot. You really shouldn't overgraze.
by 5hibby August 1, 2018
An ill-fated layered food dish. A tuttle usually involves meat and bread layers, and may also contain an egg glaze. However, the primary defining characteristic of a tuttle is that its various ingredients clash, and it is only reluctantly consumed.
by Mess_iah August 30, 2006
v. pt. making accusations and/or threatning criminal charges based on false assumptions and ignorance of the situaton. esp when consequences of said action extend far beyond the individual's normal sphere of influence.
Mr. Johnson tuttled tech support because he believed they should have been able to fix his water logged computer over the phone.
by crownjewel82 April 11, 2006
by Smurfalopolis January 19, 2010
The act of trying to call someone so many times that they literally will do anything at all costs to avoid you. You basically make them hate you because your constant barrage of phone calls is so overwhelming. This is most applicable in business but could be used as an action verb with relationships.
The sales rep from X has literally tuttled the heck out of me.
I was interested in your product until you tuttled me to death.
I was interested in your product until you tuttled me to death.
by Dr. Smeagle December 18, 2013