Definition of tittup in English:

tittup

verbtittupping, tittups, tittuping, tittupped, tittupedˈtɪtəpˈtɪdəp

British

no object, with adverbial of direction Move with jerky or exaggerated movements.
Nicky came tittupping along in a rakish mood
Example sentencesExamples
- But the crane can also be read, and was meant to be read, as a Parisienne tittuping along the streets in search of adventure.
- Decked-out in plenitude of bling and leather, the models tittuped and slunk down the runway.
- He tittupped on the spot and did a little rocking horse a couple of times, but I actually enjoyed it!
- She has a wonderful habit, while trying to hide the escaped prisoner, of hitching up her skirt and tittuping across the stage in high heels.
- Both look most delightful in their matching sets, especially when tittupping.

Origin

Late 17th century (as a noun): perhaps imitative of hoof-beats.

Definition of tittup in US English:

tittup

verbˈtɪdəpˈtidəp

British

no object, with adverbial of direction Move with jerky or exaggerated movements.
Nicky came tittupping along in a rakish mood
Example sentencesExamples
- Decked-out in plenitude of bling and leather, the models tittuped and slunk down the runway.
- Both look most delightful in their matching sets, especially when tittupping.
- He tittupped on the spot and did a little rocking horse a couple of times, but I actually enjoyed it!
- But the crane can also be read, and was meant to be read, as a Parisienne tittuping along the streets in search of adventure.
- She has a wonderful habit, while trying to hide the escaped prisoner, of hitching up her skirt and tittuping across the stage in high heels.

Origin

Late 17th century (as a noun): perhaps imitative of hoof-beats.

单词	tittup
释义	Definition of tittup in English: tittup verbtittupping, tittups, tittuping, tittupped, tittupedˈtɪtəpˈtɪdəp British no object, with adverbial of direction Move with jerky or exaggerated movements. Nicky came tittupping along in a rakish mood Example sentencesExamples But the crane can also be read, and was meant to be read, as a Parisienne tittuping along the streets in search of adventure. Decked-out in plenitude of bling and leather, the models tittuped and slunk down the runway. He tittupped on the spot and did a little rocking horse a couple of times, but I actually enjoyed it! She has a wonderful habit, while trying to hide the escaped prisoner, of hitching up her skirt and tittuping across the stage in high heels. Both look most delightful in their matching sets, especially when tittupping. Origin Late 17th century (as a noun): perhaps imitative of hoof-beats. Definition of tittup in US English: tittup verbˈtɪdəpˈtidəp British no object, with adverbial of direction Move with jerky or exaggerated movements. Nicky came tittupping along in a rakish mood Example sentencesExamples Decked-out in plenitude of bling and leather, the models tittuped and slunk down the runway. Both look most delightful in their matching sets, especially when tittupping. He tittupped on the spot and did a little rocking horse a couple of times, but I actually enjoyed it! But the crane can also be read, and was meant to be read, as a Parisienne tittuping along the streets in search of adventure. She has a wonderful habit, while trying to hide the escaped prisoner, of hitching up her skirt and tittuping across the stage in high heels. Origin Late 17th century (as a noun): perhaps imitative of hoof-beats.
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