butut

American  

[boo-toot] / ˈbu tut /

noun

plural

butut, bututs

1. a bronze coin of The Gambia, one 100th of a dalasi.

---

butut British  

/ bʊˈtʊt /

noun

1. a Gambian monetary unit worth one hundredth of a dalasi

---

Etymology

Origin of butut

First recorded in 1970–75; from Wolof butuut, literally, “something small, the small one,” from tuuti “to be small”

Example Sentences

"Obviously this is the kind of thing that I think folks think was quickly thrown together and maybe not researched, butut this is a 10-year effort on the part of these manufacturers that was luckily ready for this," Paisley said.

From Fox News

Butut her position at the Washington-based I.M.F. is on shaky ground, at a time when the organization faces questions over its participation in a multibillion-dollar bailout for Greece and uncertainty about the United States’ role in the organization.

From New York Times