Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tutty
Noun
/ˈtʌti/

Definition
A fine powder made from the soot of various natural sources, often used in making colored inks.

Examples
- The artist used tutty to create a deep black shade in her ink.
- In the past, tutty was a common ingredient in the production of manuscripts.
- After discovering how to properly mix tutty, he was able to produce vibrant colors for his paintings.

Meaning
Tutty refers to a specific type of powder derived from carbonaceous material, commonly utilized in art and writing.

Synonyms
- soot
- carbon black
- lampblack