butut
American
[boo-toot]
/ ˈbu tut /
noun
plural
butut, bututs
butut
British
/ bʊˈtʊt /
noun
Etymology
Origin of butut
First recorded in 1970–75; from Wolof butuut, literally, “something small, the small one,” from tuuti “to be small”
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