Tutt Edit Meaning

1.

Tutt, word to describe items of low value or use. Thought to be of Norther English origin. Note: the 'u' is pronounced as the 'oo' in "took".

1/ I went round my mate Todd's house to pick up my golf clubs and almost killed myself tripping over all his tutt.

2/ Mark's desk was so covered in tutt he could hardly find his phone.

See rubbish, junk, crap, stuff, bric-a-brac

2.

On the contrary, knows how to bend things over extremely well.

Kayleigh, that's my nose..

3.

To poo or go for a crap.

Derived from the Punjabi word Tutti

Excuse me whilst I go for a tutt

See tutt, poo, poop, crap, tutti

4.

shut up

hey you tutt

See ben

5.

Interfering, annoying person who slows things down and can't bend over properly.

That bloke's annoying me - he's such a Tutt.

6.

ugly kid

luke

See cornholio