Tootsie
- proper noun
- /ˈtʊtsi/
- The film Tootsie explores themes of gender and identity through humor and clever storytelling.
- Tootsie Roll
- Tootsie Pop
- Tootsie Roll website
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Watch on YouTubeLike, Sydney Pollock, when they were working on Tootsie, spent a long time trying to figure out what the story's really about.
- Like, Sydney Pollock, when they were working on Tootsie, spent a long time trying to figure out what the story's really about.
- I'm going to take the same movie Tootsie.
- OK, so Tootsie is, you know, Dustin Hoffman is and Bill Murray.
- Miss Doubtfire Tootsie is look that differently when a black man puts that dress on.
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This is from Tootsie.
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Have you seen Tootsie?
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It's my favorite example to give is the movie Tootsie, right?
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OK, so Tootsie is, you know, Dustin Hoffman is and Bill Murray.
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Tootsie is a classic comedy film starring Tootsie Hoffman as an actor who disguises himself to land a role.
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When you watch Tootsie, you see Dustin Hoffman's remarkable performance in a woman's disguise.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tootsie began as American baby talk and a pet name, like calling someone 'sweetie' or 'cutie'. It comes from playful little forms such as toot or toots, and the film uses this feminine, playful nickname as its title because the story is about a man pretending to be a woman.