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tutti-frutti|ˌtuːtɪˈfruːtɪ|
[It., = all fruits.]
a. A confection of mixed fruits; spec. a mixture of chopped preserved fruits, nuts, etc., used to flavour ice-cream; ice-cream so flavoured.
b. (Tutti Frutti, Tutti-frutti.) A proprietary name for a chewing-gum with a mixed fruit flavouring.
c. attrib. and transf.
1834Knickerbocker IV. Sept. 232 Tutti Frutti, (all fruits) is the cognomen of an Italian ice, composed of, or rather flavored with, various fruits. 1876M. N. F. Henderson Cooking 313 Tutti Frutti. When a rich vanilla cream is partly frozen, candied cherries, English currants, chopped raisins,.. or any other candied fruits chopped rather fine, are added. 1885Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 30 June 1564/1 Chewing-gum.—Adams and Sons, New York, N.Y... The words ‘Tutti Frutti’. 1888A. Randall-Diehl Two Thousand Words 210 Tutti-frutti, a compound of many kinds of sliced fruits mixed with sugar and alcohol, also the name of a chewing gum. 1898A. M. Binstead Pink 'Un & Pelican v. 125 Most of my readers will very well remember old Bob Bignell, who kept the Argyll rooms, and, after the powers put a stop to the dancing and tutti-frutti business, turned the place into the cheery old Trocadero. 1916Daily Colonist (Victoria, B.C.) 4 July 9/1 The pleasing tang of its mellow fruit flavors alone was always sufficient for you to prefer Adams Tutti frutti gum. 1924Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 21 Oct. 478/1 American Chicle Company, Long Island City, N.Y... Tutti-frutti. Particular description of goods.—Chewing gum. Claims use since October 1882. 1951Good Housek. Home Encycl. 516/1 Tutti Frutti: Add chopped pistachio nuts, cherries and angelica. 1974D. Chantler Man who followed in Front ii. 60 ‘And look at them fuckin' ice cream machines,’ he said. ‘Tell the waiters..the Tutti-Frutti is off.’ 1976Listener 29 Jan. 121/3 Felix Mendelssohn and his Hawaiian Serenaders, and all those kitsch tutti-fruttis which drop like coconuts from a set of plastic palm trees. |