Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tut-tut
interjection
/tʌt tʌt/
Definition
A sound or expression used to show disapproval or disappointment.
Examples
- She said ‘tut-tut’ when she saw the messy room.
- ‘Tut-tut,’ he exclaimed, shaking his head at the poor manners.
Meaning
Tut-tut is often used to convey a mild reprimand or disapproving reaction to someone’s actions or behavior.
Synonyms
- tsk-tsk
- shame
- for shame
