address familiarly

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• tutoyer — /tooh twah yay /; Fr. /tyuu twann yay /, v.t., tutoyered or tutoyed / twah yayd /, tutoyering / twah yay ing/. to address (someone), esp. in French, using the familiar forms of the pronoun you rather than the more formal forms; address familiarly …   Universalium

• tutoyer — transitive verb Etymology: French, to address with the familiar pronoun tu thou, from Middle French, from tu thou (from Latin) + toi thee, from Latin te (accusative of tu) more at thou Date: 1697 to address familiarly …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• tutoyer — ˌtütwəˈyā transitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: French, to address with the pronoun tu (“thou”), from Middle French, from tu thou, from Latin more at thou : to address familiarly …   Useful english dictionary

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