noun
General Slang
tutty
· noun · mancunian
Make-up. Slap. War paint before a night out.
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Definitions
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Make-up. The whole face — foundation, mascara, the lot. Used by older Manc women without irony, by younger ones with a wink.
“Give us ten minutes to put me tutty on and I'll be down.”
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tutty In A Sentence
Give us ten minutes to put me tutty on and I'll be down.
Origin & Usage
From an old word for finely powdered zinc oxide — a polishing powder used cosmetically. The cosmetic sense outlived the chemistry lesson.
Variants
tutti
People Also Ask
What does tutty mean?
Tutty is slang for make-up — your slap or war paint before a night out.
How do you use tutty in a sentence?
For example: "Give us a minute to put my tutty on before we go."
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