Tusi

[ too-see ]

noun

, plural Tu·sis, (especially collectively) Tu·si.

1. Tutsi.

Example Sentences

Pink cocaine originated in Colombia and is also known by the street name “tusi,” a phonetic translation of “2C-B,” a quasi psychedelic that was first synthesized by the drug pioneer Alexander Shulgin in the 1970s, the New York Times reported.

From Los Angeles Times

Joseph J. Palamar, the epidemiologist at New York University Grossman School of Medicine who wrote the study, told the Post that “fentanyl entering the tusi supply could be disastrous.”

From Los Angeles Times

Tafuna and Kimberly Tusi waited until later that night, after J.R.’s funeral, to tell everyone.

From Washington Times

Tafuna Tusi is a native of Samoa and a Methodist.

From Washington Times

Flyhalf Tusi Pisi was charged down by Vladimir Ostroushko and the ball fell in goal about a foot in front of his despairing dive.

From Washington Times