Do You Tut Tut?

Tut-tut is used in writing to represent the sound that you make with your tongue touching the top of your mouth when you want to indicate disapproval, annoyance, or sympathy. If you tut-tut about something, you express your disapproval of it, especially by making a sound with your tongue touching the top of your mouth.

What does it mean to tut tut?

intransitive verb. : to express disapproval or disbelief by or as if by uttering tut editorialists tut-tutted over the recent congressional scandal.

How do you use Tut tut in a sentence?

Next, they admired the clothes in the window of Madame Irene's and Adele got the chance to tut-tut about the price of things. "We both agreed, tut-tut, sin gets everywhere these days. She'd told me that McGunn was not an uncommon name hereabouts.