Crossword clues for tut
tut
- King discovered in 1922
- King ____
- "You should have known better"
- Young Egyptian king
- Word of rebuke
- Syllable of disapproval
- Notable child king, briefly
- Noise of disapproval
- Mummy discovered by Howard Carter in 1922
- Kingly discovery of 1922
- King's nickname
- King theorized to have died from malaria
- King that brought fame to Howard Carter
- Howard Carter's 1922 royal discovery
- Famed pharaoh
- Egyptian King, once
- Egypt's boy king
- Dismissive word
- Disdainful cluck
- Disapproving click
- Chiding syllable
- Boy pharaoh
- Boy king found in 1922
- Ancient king, popularly
- Ancient Egyptian boy king
- "King" in Steve Martin song
- "King ___" (1978 Steve Martin novelty song)
- "King ___" (1978 novelty hit by Steve Martin)
- 'Tsk, tsk!'
- Young king of old
- Young king
- Word of remonstrance
- Whose tomb was opened in 1923
- When repeated, express disapproval
- When repeated, a reproof
- When doubled, "For shame!"
- Title subject of a 1978 hit song
- The so-called "Boy King"
- The king who made Howard Carter famous
- The king that made Howard Carter famous
- Teenage Egyptian king
- Syllable of rebuke
- Subject of a popular touring exhibit
- Steve Martin's funky pharaoh
- Steve Martin "King ___"
- Reproving syllable
- Relative of tsk
- Regal subject of a Steve Martin song
- Recipient of one-on-one lessons
- Pyramid name
- Preteen king
- Prepubescent king of ancient Egypt
- Pharaoh, for short
- Pharaoh known as a "boy king," informally
- Pharaoh for about 10 years
- Pharaoh for 10 years
- Palindromic pharaoh
- One of Egypt's "Amarna kings"
- Old boy king
- Notable child king
- Notable boy king
- New Kingdom ruler
- New Kingdom king
- Mummy boy
- Many of his relics are housed in the Egyptian Museum
- Legendary mummy
- King whose tomb was found in 1922
- King whose tomb was discovered by Howard Carter
- King who went on a world tour in the 1970s
- King who died in his late teens
- King on the June 2005 issue of National Geographic
- King of the New Kingdom
- King known for his opulent tomb
- King in a tomb
- King in a Steve Martin video
- King in a Steve Martin skit
- King found in 1922
- King buried at Luxor
- King Ay's predecessor
- King ___
- King ___ (teen pharaoh)
- King ___ (Egyptian pharaoh known for his tomb)
- King ___ (ancient Egyptian pharaoh)
- Kid king
- It's a bit of a reproach
- Interjection of disapproval
- In a 1978 song he was "buried in his jammies"
- Impatient word
- Howard Carter's find
- His tomb was discovered by Howard Carter
- His relics were the subject of a 1970s Met exhibit
- His reign began at age nine
- He ascended to the throne of Egypt by age 10, must have been quite a college essay!!!
- Half of a reproach
- H. Carter found him
- Famous king, familiarly
- Famous boy-king
- Famous "boy king"
- Famed child ruler, informally
- Famed boy king
- Expression of mild rebuke
- Express annoyance
- Egyptologist's research subject
- Egyptian king, familiarly
- Egyptian king of kings
- Egyptian boy ruler
- Egyptian boy Pharaoh
- Disapproving king?
- Desert discovery of 1922, familiarly
- Cry like "Tsk!"
- Celebrated mummy
- Carter's discovery
- Carter discovery in 1922
- Boy with a tomb in the Valley of the Kings
- Boy king in 1922 headlines
- Bo(dice attachment with la)y(ers that's a hallmar)k (of ballet danc)ing
- Batman's mad Egyptologist adversary
- Batman villain King ___
- Ancient king, familiarly
- Ancient Egyptian, popularly
- Ancient Egyptian monarch
- Ancient "Boy King"
- Akhenaten's son
- Admonishing king?
- 18th Dynasty Egyptian ruler, familiarly
- "Tsk" relative
- "Shame on you"
- "Now, now!"
- "King ___" (novelty hit for Steve Martin)
- "King ___" (1978 novelty song by Steve Martin)
- "King ___" (1978 novelty hit for Steve Martin)
- "King ___" (1978 hit)
- "Golden King" of a 2008-13 world tour
- "Batman" villain played by Victor Buono
- 'Tsk tsk!'
- ''King _____'' (1978 POP hit)
- King in 1922 news
- "King _____" (1978 POP hit)
- Bit of reproof
- Oft-repeated sound of reproof
- Steve Martin song "King _____"
- Syllable of reproach
- Entombed king
- Sound of reproach
- "Tsk!" relative
- The Boy King
- A discouraging word
- Egyptian boy king, briefly
- King of the 18th dynasty
- Boy king of Egypt
- King of song
- "Pish posh!"
- Scolder's syllable
- King who toured the U.S. in 1977
- Pres. Hoover's dog King ___
- 3,300-year-old king
- "For shame!"
- King in a Steve Martin song
- His tomb was discovered in 1922
- Scolding syllable
- Egypt's King ___
- His tomb was found in 1922
- King in 1922 headlines
- He was well-preserved
- Disapproving syllable
- Son-in-law of Ikhnaton
- Discouraging word
- Egyptologist's study
- В В King in 1922 news
- When repeated, a reproach
- King in a 1978 pop hit
- Boy king of ancient Egypt
- King in 1922 news
- Boy who was king
- When repeated, show disdain
- Egypt's "boy king"
- Bit of reproach
- When repeated, a rebuke
- King in a celebrated 1970s U.S. tour
- Subject of a 1976-79 Met exhibit
- When repeated, an old-fashioned cry
- When repeated, sound of disapproval
- Sound of disapproval
- Critical cluck
- King ___ (young Egyptian pharaoh)
- Indication of disapproval
- Steve Martin's "boy king"
- When repeated, an admonishment
- King who gained international prominence in 1922
- "King ___," song premiered on 27-Across on 4/22/78
- Boy king of antiquity
- When repeated, a mild reproach
- "You know better!"
- Steve Martin's "King ___"
- Half of a disapproving rebuke
- One of the kings in the Valley of the Kings, informally
- Syllable of faux rebuke
- Legendary boy king
- Steve Martin song subject
- Bit of a rebuke
- Ancient dynastic ruler, briefly
- "Shame on you!"
- Royal Egyptian nickname
- Young ruler of yore
- Now, now!
- Half a rebuke
- Palindromic ruler
- Howard Carter's discovery
- Egypt. king
- Mild rebuke
- Sound of mild rebuke
- Egyptian king, for short
- Famous nine-year-old king
- Celebrated boy-king
- Howard Carter's 1922 discovery
- Pish!
- When repeated, "For shame!"
- Famed mummy
- Famous mummy
- Sound of impatience
- A Pharaoh, for short
- Short verbal admonition
- Word of disapproval
- Game, such as rounders
- Pooh!
- Famous tomb name
- Exclamation of disapproval
- Word of reproach
- Young Pharaoh
- Expression of impatience
- Exclamation of disdain
- Cry of reproof
- Mummy name
- Disapproving noise
- Chiding sound
- 'For shame!'
- Disapproving sound
- Express disapproval
- Sound of contempt
- For shame!
- Sound of annoyance
- Palindromic king
- Word of contempt
- Historic boy king
- Reproachful sound
- Sound of rebuke
- "You should know better!"
- Word of disdain
- Sound of reproof
- Ancient Egyptian king
- Ancient Egyptian ruler
- Disapproving word
- Tsk relative
- He's under wraps?
- Famous boy king
- Ancient boy king
- "King" Steve Martin sang about
- Well-preserved king
- Sound of disappointment
- Show impatience
- Palindromic boy king
- Mild reproof
- Egyptian "boy king"
- 1922 Howard Carter discovery
- "The boy king"
- "For shame"
- Word of reproof
- Subject of a 1922 discovery
- Son of Akhenaten
- Old young king
- Noted boy king
- King with a famous tomb
- King whose tomb was discovered in 1922, for short
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Tut \Tut\ Be still; hush; -- an exclamation used for checking or rebuking.
Tut \Tut\, n. [Cf. Sw. tut a point, pipe, tube, Dan. tut a cornet.]
An imperial ensign consisting of a golden globe with a cross on it.
A hassock. [Obs. or Prov. Eng.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1520s, along with tush (mid-15c.), a natural interjection expressing impatient or dismissive contempt.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 interj. 1 tut tut; an expression of disapproval. 2 hush; be silent. vb. To make a tut tut sound of disapproval. Etymology 2
n. (context Internet slang English) A tutorial. Etymology 3
n. 1 An imperial ensign consisting of a golden globe with a cross on it. 2 (context UK obsolete dialect English) A hassock.
Wikipedia
Tuts may refer to:
- Dental click, a sound used to express disapproval in English, often spelled as "tut" or "tsk"
The Tut is a river of Mizoram, northeastern India. It is a tributary of the Tlawng River.
Tut is a Canadian-American miniseries that premiered on U.S. cable network Spike on July 19, 2015. The three-part miniseries is based on the life of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun.
Kevin Adams Jr. (born December 19, 1991), better known by his stage name TUT, is an American rapper from Chattanooga, Tennessee. His debut mixtape, Preacher's Son, was released on January 5, 2015.
Usage examples of "tut".
It was pleasant at last to see him sitting in his chair in the dark little sitting room tut tut ting over the various items of news Mevrouw Beek was entertaining him with.
It was pleasant at last to see him sitting in his chair in the dark little sitting room tut- tut ting over the various items of news Mevrouw Beek was entertaining him with.
And when you showed me Festina and Tut, did I really sense their inner selves?
My only consolation was that Festina and Tut looked just as ridiculous.
Tut, Festina, and I threw ourselves forward, out the hatch, and into open air.
Tut began gathering his parachute, but Festina just waved at me to take care of hers while she set up a Sperm-field anchor.
Tut and Festina immediately went to examine the corpses, I turned my attention toward the disassembled machinery.
Plus Festina and Tut as soon as the Stage One system devised a way to rip them into smoke.
Nessa clucked and tutted at her while she leaned out over the parapet, passing her a bowl containing her one meal of the dayboiled neeps and flat bread.
When Alison explained that she was to accompany Milord in ten minutes, the valet tutted crossly and advised her to pick up a slice of the roast beef and a couple of chunks of bread.
Tutting over their age and lack of style, she pursed her lips and wondered if Milord might be planning to keep herself and Prettiman in his Town House to attend their young mistress.
When Laedo showed them his broken transductor, they clucked, tutted, and shook their heads.
The closest I ever got to ancient Egypt was doing a little overtime at the Tut exhibit.
Borri would find her and rebandage it, tutting over the swelling, trying to tell her that if she did not take care, the ankle would never mend properly.
Zorya Vechernyaya looked over his shoulder, tutted, and removed the wooden borscht bowls.