tut 
tut
Definition
tut (for n. and vi., tut; for interj., see below)
, noun
(a sound) used to express impatience, annoyance, mild rebuke, etc.: a click, or sucking sound, made by touching the tongue to the hard palate and rapidly withdrawing it: usually repeated one or more times (tut-tut): often jocular when pronounced as written
intransitive verb tut′·ted, tut′·ting
to utter this sound
tut
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Most of these sites have great tuts that you could learn a great deal from.
- write: We offer signature tags, snags, resources, tuts written for us.
- do: Wanna Do some tuts, do a few challenges, and WIN a License every month?
- disapprove: Merely walking around the streets with a professional camera prompts disapproving tuts from locals.
Adjective modifier
- few: So i gotta bit of travelin to do every morning for the next few weeks. tut.
Modifies a noun
- mir: We have met two of the most common impersonal verbs already: Es tut mir Leid.
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