tutu

She stands, dressed in a tutu, on one pointed foot in a heightened fifth position.

A tutu clad Swift refuses to pirouette with her fellow ballerinas, preferring to pelvic thrust like a rebel instead.

In November 2011, Carlton “Tutu” Archer of the Tooka gang was shot to death.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu was looking at the biblical length of South Africans waiting in line to vote that Wednesday morning.

As his longtime friend Bishop Desmond Tutu once told Sky News, “he needed that time in prison to mellow.”

After the death of the noble Osai Tutu, dissensions arose among his followers.

He died of a painful sickness, and was succeeded by his son, Osai Tutu Kwamina, in 1800.

And the little old man walked away, humming: "Tutu—turlututu—lututu!"

With the stiff tutu sticking out almost at right angles, elegance is quite impossible.

A man called Tutu and his wife Ila reached the island of Tutuila, and named it so by the union of their names.