See Also: torrid(medicine)
tutty(medicine)
torrid(dictionary)
tutty(1)(dictionary)
tutty(2)(dictionary)
torrid(dictionary)

tutty(2) (iou) and torrid (oh)


tutty(2) (iou)



tutty noun2. Now dial. L16.
[Origin uncertain: cf. TUSSY, TUZZY-MUZZY.]
A nosegay, a posy; a cluster or bunch of flowers.

torrid (oh)



[Date: 1500-1600; Language: Latin; Origin: torridus, from torrere 'to dry with heat, burn']
involving strong emotions, especially of sexual love
::a torrid love affair
literary torrid weather is very hot
::the torrid desert sun
BrE a torrid time is a very difficult one
::He had a torrid time out there on the racetrack.