| "Tut, tut you naughty boy - you shouldn't do that. " | |
| "Tut-tut, it looks like rain" | |
| 'Es tut mir leid. | |
| (tut) i cannot be found. | |
| - "Tut, tut, it looks like rain." | |
| "Tut, tut you naughty boy - you shouldn't do that. " | |
| "Tut-tut, it looks like rain" | |
| 'Es tut mir leid. | |
| (tut) i cannot be found. | |
| - "Tut, tut, it looks like rain." | |
| (tuts) Dear, dear me. | |
| (tuts) That is my father's department. | |
| (tuts) They then dragged the Archbishop of Canterbury and the treasurer out of the White Tower and cut off their heads, which they paraded round the town, stuck on poles. | |
| (tuts) What a horrible, candle-snuffing word. | |
| (tuts) Your dossier on me is not entirely complete. | |
| (tuts) Dear, dear me. | |
| (tuts) That is my father's department. | |
| (tuts) They then dragged the Archbishop of Canterbury and the treasurer out of the White Tower and cut off their heads, which they paraded round the town, stuck on poles. | |
| (tuts) What a horrible, candle-snuffing word. | |
| (tuts) Your dossier on me is not entirely complete. | |
| (tutting) uh-oh. | |
| - That and tutting. | |
| -(tutting) Not much, eh? | |
| All I hear is tutting. | |
| Every sentence is peppered With these clicks and tutting noises that are consonants. | |
| (tutting) uh-oh. | |
| - That and tutting. | |
| -(tutting) Not much, eh? | |
| All I hear is tutting. | |
| Every sentence is peppered With these clicks and tutting noises that are consonants. | |
