Pronunciation: /ˈtuːti ˈfruːti/
noun a type of ice cream or confection containing chopped candied or dried fruits
A1 I like to eat tutti frutti ice cream.
A2 She bought a bag of tutti frutti candies for the party.
B1 The tutti frutti yogurt was a popular choice among the kids.
B2 The bakery sells delicious tutti frutti cakes during the summer.
C1 The chef created a unique tutti frutti dessert for the special event.
C2 The tropical fruit salad was a colorful mix of tutti frutti flavors.
adjective used to describe something that is colorful, varied, or mixed
A1 I like to eat tutti frutti ice cream.
A2 She bought a tutti frutti scented candle for her room.
B1 The children's clothing store had a tutti frutti collection for summer.
B2 The artist used tutti frutti colors in his abstract painting.
C1 The chef created a tutti frutti dessert with a variety of tropical fruits.
C2 The interior designer chose a tutti frutti theme for the restaurant, with colorful decor and fruity cocktails.
formal The gelato shop offers a variety of flavors, including tutti frutti.
informal I love the tutti frutti ice cream at that place!
slang Tutti frutti is my go-to flavor when it comes to desserts.
figurative Her personality is like tutti frutti - vibrant and full of different elements.
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