How Do You Spell TUTTED?

Pronunciation: [tˈʌtɪd] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "tutted" is based on the pronunciation of the word. It is pronounced as /ˈtʌtɪd/, which means to express disapproval or annoyance with a short, sharp sound. The pronunciation includes a short vowel sound followed by a double consonant sound, representing the sound of two coordinated tongue movements while producing the exact sound. The spelling of this word reflects not only the pronunciation but also a double consonant rule that indicates short vowel sounds followed by two consonants.

TUTTED Meaning and Definition

1. The term "tutted" is a verb formed from the word "tut," which is an onomatopoeic expression used to represent the sound produced by a disapproving or disdainful noise made with the tongue against the roof of the mouth, typically accompanied by a shake of the head. When someone "tutts," they emit this distinctive sound, indicating disapproval, disappointment, frustration, or irritation.

   To "tut" usually demonstrates a silent but audible expression of disapproval or annoyance over someone's behavior, actions, or speech. It often signifies that the person responsible for the "tutting" views the subject matter as inappropriate, impolite, rude, or incorrect. It can serve as a form of non-verbal communication, conveying discontent or reproach without actually articulating any words.

   The act of "tutted" describes the process of emitting a "tut" sound or making the accompanying disapproving gesture. It is commonly observed when faced with negligence, incompetence, rudeness, or when experiencing frustration. The "tutting" action is often performed by older individuals, individuals of authority, or those with meticulous standards.

   The use of "tutted" may also take on a figurative meaning. In this sense, it can represent a more general expression of disappointment or annoyance towards a situation, action, or outcome. This figurative usage often conveys the idea of unmet expectations, dissatisfaction, or discontentment.

Common Misspellings for TUTTED

• dutted
• utted
• tupeed
• hutted
• tytte
• huttedd
• toutted
• Tuitted
• tuheed
• Tutcen
• Tuttey
• Huttid
• thutted
• Tutpe
• utred
• Tyttren
• Futited
• Tutten
• Futtek
• tutteys
• Tuates
• Twyted
• Tukte
• Tutuped

Etymology of TUTTED

The word "tutted" is derived from the verb "tut", which is an onomatopoeic expression mimicking the sound of a short, sharp exhalation or clicking noise made by pressing the tongue against the teeth. This word originated around the early 20th century and is primarily used to indicate disapproval, annoyance, or impatience. The addition of the "-ed" suffix to "tut" forms the past tense verb "tutted", describing an action of emitting a "tut" sound.

Conjugate verb Tutted

CONDITIONAL

I would tutted

you would tutted

he/she/it would tutted

we would tutted

they would tutted

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be tutteding

you would be tutteding

he/she/it would be tutteding

we would be tutteding

they would be tutteding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have tutted

you would have tutted

he/she/it would have tutted

we would have tutted

they would have tutted

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been tutteding

you would have been tutteding

he/she/it would have been tutteding

we would have been tutteding

they would have been tutteding

FUTURE

I will tutted

you will tutted

he/she/it will tutted

we will tutted

they will tutted

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be tutteding

you will be tutteding

he/she/it will be tutteding

we will be tutteding

they will be tutteding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tutteded

you will have tutteded

he/she/it will have tutteded

we will have tutteded

they will have tutteded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been tutteding

you will have been tutteding

he/she/it will have been tutteding

we will have been tutteding

they will have been tutteding

IMPERATIVE

you tutted

we let´s tutted

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to tutted

PAST

I tutteded

you tutteded

he/she/it tutteded

we tutteded

they tutteded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was tutteding

you were tutteding

he/she/it was tutteding

we were tutteding

they were tutteding

PAST PARTICIPLE

tutteded

PAST PERFECT

I had tutteded

you had tutteded

he/she/it had tutteded

we had tutteded

they had tutteded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been tutteding

you had been tutteding

he/she/it had been tutteding

we had been tutteding

they had been tutteding

PRESENT

I tutted

you tutted

he/she/it tutteds

we tutted

they tutted

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am tutteding

you are tutteding

he/she/it is tutteding

we are tutteding

they are tutteding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

tutteding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tutteded

you have tutteded

he/she/it has tutteded

we have tutteded

they have tutteded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been tutteding

you have been tutteding

he/she/it has been tutteding

we have been tutteding

they have been tutteding