tutto

[ too-toh; Italian toot-taw ]

adjective

, Music.

1. all; entire.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tutto¹

< Italian: all, whole < Latin tōtus

Example Sentences

More fun comes by way of the “tutto tonna tonnato,” a riff on the classic vitello tonnato.

From Washington Post

Missy Robbins, who cooks at Lilia in Brooklyn, has been using La Valle tomatoes for the past ten years; when it was time to choose a cooking olive oil for their restaurant, she tasted fifteen types before landing on Monini; and they bring in Tutto Calabria jarred chiles from Italy.

From Salon

Tutto bene means everything is going to be all right.

From Seattle Times

Grazie di tutto, Mister @Pirlo_Official!

From The Guardian

I can lie in bed hungover, half asleep and crushed by the weight that was 2020 yet still manage to whine, “Perché è tutto così difficile?”

From Los Angeles Times