tutet

An obsolete form of toot1, toot2. tutelage (tūʼte-lāj), n. [ The childhood of the European nations was pa ed under the tutelage of the clergy. Macaulay , Hist. Eng., i. 2. The state of being under a guardian; care or protection enjoyed. Your wisdom is too ripe to need instruction From your son's tutelage . Ford , Broken Heart, ii. 2. tutelar (tū'te-lär), a . [= F. tutelaire = Sp. Pg. tutelar = It. tutelare , tutelar is , tutela , a watching, guardianship, protection: see tu tele.] 1. Having the guardianship or charge of protecting a person or a thing; guardian; protecting: as, tutelar genii; tutelar godde es. God, that dwells in us, will sustain the building and repair the building out of ourselves: that is, he will make us tutelar angels to one another. Donne , Sermons, v. 2. Pertaining to a protector or guardian; tending to guard or protect; protective: as, tutelar powers. Landor .