tutty more (tutimor)

[ treola. tutulus (tū'tū-lus), n.; pl. tutuli (-lī). [L.] 1. In archæol., an ancient Etruscan female headdre of conical form; hence, any similar head dre . IMG:content-1131.png:[blocks in formation] 2. One of the hollow conical objects thought to be covers of the round hanging vases with which they are found a ociated in Scand in avian lands. Worsaae, Danish Arts, p. 101. tut-work (tut'werk), n. 1. Work done by the piece. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.]-2. Specifically, in mining, any work which is paid for according to the number of fathoms sunk or run, or according to the amount actually accomplished, and not by the day or in tribute. [Cornwall, Eng.] tut-worker (tut' werker), n. tut-workman (tut'werk mạn), n. One who does tut-work. tuum (tu'um). [L., neut. of tuus, thine, IMG:content-1132.png:[blocks in formation] Shak., L. L. L., v. 2. 928. Same as tu - whit. Also [ An owl was toowhooing from the church tower. Thackeray, Bluebeard's Ghost. tuyere (twe-ar' or tö-yar'), n. [