Rutter
- proper noun
- "Good morning, Mister Rutter," said the team leader with a smile.
Well bring your hand to the Falcons because they go to the Desmond Rutter is one of the most garbagest bastards you could ever meet.
- Well bring your hand to the Falcons because they go to the Desmond Rutter is one of the most garbagest bastards you could ever meet.
Examples
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"I average three to four new real estate clients a week now," Rutter says.
Academic text (1994) -
Last Christmas, I sang in a concert featuring music by Rutter, a renowned composer of choral works.
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Paul S. Rutter of Los Angeles saw the first signs of renewed life in real estate.
Academic text (1994) -
Rutter's firm recently hired a partner to handle just the environmental end of its real estate business.
Academic text (1994) -
"They're doing very well by what the national standard is," said Rutter of the CSO musicians' health care.
Blog text (8) -
Maundy Thursday service will showcase the church choir performing John Rutter's "Requiem" during the service.
Synonyms
A family or first name used by people
A family name used by people in English-speaking countries
A family name that people often use in English-speaking countries
A family name used in English-speaking countries
A last name that people in the same family share
A family name that people use as their last name
A last name used by people in the same family
A family name used by some people from England
A last name used by some people
A family name used by some people
A family name used by some people
A family name people have in English-speaking countries
A family name used as a last name
A family name used by some people
A family name used by some people
A family name used by people in the same family
A family name from the border region between England and Scotland
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rutter is a family name that likely comes from a medieval job name meaning 'player of the rote', a small string instrument. So the name began as a way to say someone's job, and that is why Rutter is used today as a surname.