Emily Dickinson Lexicon

TUT'TY, n. [It. tuzia; Low L. tutia.]

1. An argillaceous ore of zink, found in Persia, formed on cylindrical molds into tubular pieces, like the bark of a tree. It is said to be made of a glutinous, argillaceous earth, like clay which is put into pots, moistened and baked. Cyc.
2. An impure protoxyd of zink, used in medicine.