rutter

[ruht-er]

noun

1. portolano.

Word History and Origins

Origin of rutter¹

1490–1500; variant of ruttier < Middle French routier, equivalent to route route + -ier -ier ²

Example Sentences

However, Jill Rutter, of the Institute for Government, has emphasised the need for "stronger Labour market enforcement" alongside the scheme.

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But Durham University researcher, Nikki Rutter, said that is "very rarely occurring in many local authorities".

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But a quadruple substitution by Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler after an hour changed the course of the game, with James Milner, Brajan Gruda, Georginio Rutter and Yasin Ayari entering the fray.

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Of those competing, bog snorkelling world champion Neil Rutter, 41, secured his sixth record win at the championships and is now celebrating becoming the first professional in the sport.

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Rutter first tried the sport back in 2017 while camping in Wales with friends.

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