tutti-frutti
- adjective
- /ˌtʊtiˈfruːti/
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multicolor
- The children loved her tutti-frutti backpack covered in bright stripes, dots, and cartoon fruits.
Examples
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The fashion show featured a bold, tutti-frutti dress that instantly became the designer's signature piece.
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For summer, he painted the café walls a tutti-frutti mix of pinks, greens, and sunny yellows.
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The cake was decorated in a tutti-frutti style.
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She wore a tutti-frutti dress to the party.
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The children loved her tutti-frutti backpack covered in bright stripes, dots, and cartoon fruits.
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For summer, he painted the café walls a tutti-frutti mix of pinks, greens, and sunny yellows.
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The fashion show featured a bold, tutti-frutti dress that instantly became the designer's signature piece.
Synonyms
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2.1
Full of interesting stories and lively events
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1.2
A thing that has strong, vivid colors
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2.9
Having many different bright colors
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2.6
Having parts of different bright colors
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3.2
Having parts with different bright colors, like a rug or scarf
Antonyms
How Colourful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tutti-frutti comes from the Italian words tutti ('all') and frutti ('fruits'), and a mix of many fruits looks bright and lively. So, people also use tutti-frutti to mean 'colourful' or 'made of many bright colours'.