How Do You Spell CUITTLE?

Pronunciation: [kjˈuːɪtə͡l] (IPA)

Correct spelling for the English word "cuittle" is [kjˈuːɪtə͡l], [kjˈuːɪtə‍l], [k_j_ˈuː_ɪ_t_əl] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

CUITTLE Meaning and Definition

1. Cuittle is a verb that is archaic in nature, and its definition encompasses two main aspects. It refers to the act of cunningly or skillfully deceiving or manipulating someone, usually by means of trickery or deceit. In this sense, cuittle is synonymous with the words beguile, hoodwink, or deceive. It entails the deliberate use of craftiness or cleverness to mislead or influence the thoughts or actions of others.

   Additionally, cuittle can also mean to flatter or coax someone, typically in an effort to gain favor or obtain something desired. This act involves praising or complimenting someone excessively or insincerely, often with the intention of persuading or manipulating them. In this context, cuittle is akin to the words butter up, sweet-talk, or cajole.

   Furthermore, cuittle can be employed as a noun to refer to a deceitful or sly person. It characterizes someone who is adept at trickery or manipulation, often known for their crafty nature or ability to flatter others.

   Although not commonly used in contemporary language, cuittle captures the essence of strategic deception, manipulation, and flattery. Its historical usage reflects a time when these tactics were employed to influence or control others, often indicating a lack of sincerity or genuine intention.

   Note: The word "cuittle" may vary in meaning or usage depending on the historical context or region, as it is primarily found in old English texts or dialects.

Etymology of CUITTLE

The word "cuittle" has obscure etymology and its origins are uncertain. It is believed to have originated from Middle English, where it was spelled as "cutelen" or "kytelyn". However, the exact source of the word remains unclear. It is thought to possibly have Germanic origins, possibly related to the Old Norse word "kuta" meaning to bud or sprout. Another theory suggests it may have derived from Old Norse "kutla", which means to cut off or destroy. Nonetheless, due to the limited evidence and variations in spelling, the true etymology of "cuittle" remains a subject of uncertainty.

Similar spelling words for CUITTLE

• caudle-cup,
• CCDEL,
• Ketol,
• Godel,
• cattle-herder,
• cuttle,
• COTLW,
• Katelle,
• kotal,
• kotla,
• Codille,
• cattalo,
• CD134L,
• kodaly,
• kettl,
• CDL-N,
• Goutily,
• gadwal,
• guttle,
• COTIL,
• gatoil,
• keitel,
• un-godlier,
• HCATL,
• CODL,
• goodloe,
• Caudle,
• CMD/CTL,
• GTLE,
• CD40L,
• CD30L,
• Cautel,
• coutil,
• Kittel,
• CTIHL,
• CTALH,
• Catullo,
• CJTL,
• kudlow,
• godly-mindedness,
• kitale,
• kuettel,
• Kjetil,
• gadolo,
• Quittal,
• codol,
• gateley,
• KDLO,
• katawal,
• Caudle-coal,
• cattle,
• Gadiel,
• Keitley,
• GETEL,
• cattily,
• goodly,
• un-godly,
• catalo,
• CCDDL,
• CTL,
• ghatal,
• CGTL,
• Codell,
• kidal,
• Cattle-show,
• goodall,
• ANTI-CD40L,
• kettell,
• guedel,
• KTUL,
• cattle-pony,
• gudula,
• cuddly,
• cutolo,
• kightly,
• keatley,
• Ant-cattle,
• coital,
• CUTTL,
• cutl,
• codlea,
• cutal,
• caudillo,
• Coyotillo,
• black-cattle,
• kotelly,
• cuttle-bone,
• Katell,
• cautley,
• ketal,
• kitali,
• CODEL,
• kautiliya,
• godley,
• Katla,
• goodale,
• ketola,
• kutluay,
• R-CDL,
• Caddell,
• Catel,
• caudal,
• coitally,
• gaetuli,
• kettle,
• CODLA,
• geidel,
• cadwell,
• gadola,
• Cadell,
• coddle,
• KETL,
• CDOLE,
• cutely,
• Kettil,
• CD62L,
• katal,
• getwell,
• cuddle,
• cattle-ranching,
• kudal,
• gadella,
• Cudle,
• Cadhla,
• ketel,
• caudill,
• CTYL,
• QTL,
• WS-CDL,
• keightley,
• Keitloa,
• gdel,
• Kadel,
• CDL,
• catala,
• cattle-raising,
• godly,
• cattle-plague,
• caudally,
• gaudily,
• Ketil,
• KDYL,
• GTL,
• kettle-fish,
• cattle-cake,
• CTOL,
• Gaddiel,
• HCD40L,
• Goodlow,
• CDL-MCC,
• goodell,
• cutol,
• Gadelle,
• Cadel,
• goidel,
• Kittle,
• caudwell,
• Gately,
• goatley,
• catla,
• catly,
• kotil,
• GTL2,
• kadal,
• cuddlier,
• Quiddle,
• CTALL,
• cattleya,
• CDYLL,
• gettel,
• ktla,
• Cattle-run,
• Cotyla,
• CTLA-4,
• caudl,
• ketill,
• goodley,
• kettle-drum,
• kitul,
• cuautla,
• Sugar-kettle,
• kidul,
• CTLA4,
• QTLY,
• katele,
• guidewheel,
• cattle-stealing,
• CTL/NK,
• Cattell,
• ketley,
• caedwalla,
• CT-CTL,
• koidula,
• kadhal,
• KDLH,
• kautilya,
• Fish-kettle,
• katale,
• Codle,
• kidly,
• catilla,
• godly-minded,
• CDL8864280,
• coatl,
• GDL,
• Kodelia,
• CATAL,
• quietly,
• cattle-call,
• cutillo,
• CD27L,
• cadila,
• Codilla,
• gaidheal,
• keetley,
• Kittell,
• gatley,
• kotli,
• kidwell,
• guddle,
• CD137L,
• cattail,
• quietlier,
• cottle,
• KTEL,
• guettel,
• CDYSL,
• kittul,
• katella,
• cotula,
• getulio,
• KTYL,
• CDL3A,
• catli,
• kotwal,
• gadol,
• Kettle-pins,
• cuttle-fish,
• cotulla,
• gaedel,
• goettel,
• goettl,
• Gadwall,
• goodwill,
• Quitly,
• Kiddle,
• CDILE,
• coattail,
• kidwelly,
• post-coital,
• GUATEL,
• cattle-breeding,
• Cutwal,
• kotel,
• godlier,
• Cotyle,
• KDLL,
• ketyl,
• gettle,
• goutal,
• kaadhal.

Conjugate verb Cuittle

CONDITIONAL

I would cuittle

you would cuittle

he/she/it would cuittle

we would cuittle

they would cuittle

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be cuittling

you would be cuittling

he/she/it would be cuittling

we would be cuittling

they would be cuittling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have cuittle

you would have cuittle

he/she/it would have cuittle

we would have cuittle

they would have cuittle

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been cuittling

you would have been cuittling

he/she/it would have been cuittling

we would have been cuittling

they would have been cuittling

FUTURE

I will cuittle

you will cuittle

he/she/it will cuittle

we will cuittle

they will cuittle

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be cuittling

you will be cuittling

he/she/it will be cuittling

we will be cuittling

they will be cuittling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have cuittled

you will have cuittled

he/she/it will have cuittled

we will have cuittled

they will have cuittled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been cuittling

you will have been cuittling

he/she/it will have been cuittling

we will have been cuittling

they will have been cuittling

IMPERATIVE

you cuittle

we let´s cuittle

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to cuittle

PAST

I cuittled

you cuittled

he/she/it cuittled

we cuittled

they cuittled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was cuittling

you were cuittling

he/she/it was cuittling

we were cuittling

they were cuittling

PAST PARTICIPLE

cuittled

PAST PERFECT

I had cuittled

you had cuittled

he/she/it had cuittled

we had cuittled

they had cuittled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been cuittling

you had been cuittling

he/she/it had been cuittling

we had been cuittling

they had been cuittling

PRESENT

I cuittle

you cuittle

he/she/it cuittles

we cuittle

they cuittle

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am cuittling

you are cuittling

he/she/it is cuittling

we are cuittling

they are cuittling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

cuittling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have cuittled

you have cuittled

he/she/it has cuittled

we have cuittled

they have cuittled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been cuittling

you have been cuittling

he/she/it has been cuittling

we have been cuittling

they have been cuittling