Answer: TUT
TUT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 223 times.
Referring Clues:
- Syllable of reproach
- The Boy King
- King of the 18th dynasty
- Egyptian boy king
- "Pish posh!"
- Entombed king
- Sound of reproach
- "Tsk!"
- A discouraging word
- King of song
- Pres. Hoover's dog King ___
- Scolding syllable
- Scolder's syllable
- His tomb was discovered in 1922
- King in a Steve Martin song
- He was well-preserved
- King who toured the U.S. in 1977
- "For shame!"
- Egypt's King ___
- Disapproving syllable
- 3,300-year-old king
- His tomb was found in 1922
- King in 1922 headlines
- Son-in-law of Ikhnaton
- Discouraging word
- Boy king of Egypt
- King in a 1978 pop hit
- Boy who was king
- When repeated, a rebuke
- When repeated, "For shame!"
- When repeated, show disdain
- Bit of reproach
- When repeated, a reproach
- King in 1922 news
- Egyptologist's study
- King in 1922 news
- Boy king of ancient Egypt
- Egypt's "boy king"
- King in a celebrated 1970s U.S. tour
- Indication of disapproval
- Famous nine-year-old king
- When repeated, an old-fashioned cry
- Sound of disapproval
- Critical cluck
- Subject of a 1976-79 Met exhibit
- When repeated, sound of disapproval
- Ikhnaton's successor
- His tomb was uncovered by Howard Carter
- Celebrated mummy
- Well-preserved king
- Cursed king
- 1922 discovery, familiarly
- Boy king
- Rebuking syllable
- Mummy king discovered in 1922
- Palindromic king
- "King ___" (1978 novelty hit for Steve Martin)
- King with a famous tomb
- Egyptian boy king, briefly
- King in a Steve Martin video
- King whose tomb was found in 1922
- King ___
- King whose tomb was discovered by Howard Carter
- Interjection of disapproval
- Sound of contempt
- "Batman" villain played by Victor Buono
- Disapproving click
- King who went on a world tour in the 1970s
- Prepubescent king of ancient Egypt
- Word of rebuke
- Disapproving word
- Mild rebuke
- Old young king
- One of Egypt's "Amarna kings"
- Disapproving king?
- King on the June 2005 issue of National Geographic
- King Ay's predecessor
- Impatient word
- Young king
- Sound of annoyance
- King found in 1922
- Syllable of disapproval
- Dismissive word
- Word of reproach
- Young Egyptian king
- 1922 Howard Carter discovery
- Notable boy king
- Ancient Egyptian boy king
- Word of reproof
- Famous king, familiarly
- Palindromic boy king
- Egyptian king, familiarly
- King that brought fame to Howard Carter
- He's under wraps?
- King's nickname
- Howard Carter's 1922 royal discovery
- Steve Martin's "boy king"
- Boy king in 1922 headlines
- Syllable of rebuke
- Admonishing king?
- Famous boy-king
- When repeated, an admonishment
- King in a Steve Martin skit
- The king who made Howard Carter famous
- King who gained international prominence in 1922
- Palindromic pharaoh
- Noted boy king
- Regal subject of a Steve Martin song
- "King ___," song premiered on 27-Across on 4/22/78
- "The boy king"
- Steve Martin's funky pharaoh
- His reign began at age nine
- Ancient Egyptian king
- Companion of tut
- ___ tut
- Egyptian King, once
- Carter's discovery
- Sound of reproof
- Chiding sound
- Historic boy king
- Famed pharaoh
- Ancient boy king
- Egypt's boy king
- King discovered in 1922
- Egyptian boy Pharaoh
- Mild reproof
- Reproving syllable
- 'Tsk!'
- 'Tsk, tsk!'
- Egyptian boy-king
- 'For shame!'
- 'Tsk tsk!'
- Egypt's boy-king
- Boy Pharaoh
- "You know better!"
- Cry like "Tsk!"
- When repeated, a mild reproach
- In a 1978 song he was "buried in his jammies"
- "King ___" (novelty hit for Steve Martin)
- H. Carter found him
- Subject of a 1922 discovery
- Boy king of antiquity
- "Tsk!" relative
- Half of a disapproving rebuke
- Many of his relics are housed in the Egyptian Museum
- Steve Martin's "King ___"
- Egyptologist's research subject
- Sound of rebuke
- Mummy discovered by Howard Carter in 1922
- Pharaoh of note
- Word of disdain
- Famous boy king
- Disdainful cluck
- Well-known pharaoh
- Recipient of one-on-one lessons
- "Shame on you!"
- Ancient Egyptian, popularly
- Notable child king, briefly
- Ancient Egyptian monarch
- Mummy boy
- Son of Akhenaten
- Akhenaten's son
- Noise of disapproval
- Kingly discovery of 1922
- Mummy name
- Impatinet comment
- King
- King of Egypt
- Steve Martin song subject
- Bit of a rebuke
- Buono on "Batman"
- One of the kings in the Valley of the Kings, informally
- Syllable of faux rebuke
- Ancient dynastic ruler, briefly
- Tsk relative
- Boy king found in 1922
- Legendary boy king
- Half an impatient comment
- Amenhotep's grandson
- Egyptian king of kings
- Preteen king
- Ancient Egyptian ruler
- Ancient Egyptian boy-king
- King who died in his late teens
- "King ___" (1978 hit)
- Now, now!
- Famed mummy
- 18th Dynasty Egyptian ruler, familiarly
- Disapproving sound
- His relics were the subject of a 1970s Met exhibit
- Whose tomb was opened in 1923
- Egyptian "boy king"
- When doubled, "For shame!"
- When repeated, express disapproval
- Famed child ruler, informally
- Famous "boy king"
- Relative of tsk
- Half of a reproach
- Famed boy king
- Teenage Egyptian king
- When repeated, a reproof
- Batman's mad Egyptologist adversary
- Ancient "Boy King"
- Egyptian boy ruler
- "Tsk" relative
- Pharaoh known as a "boy king," informally
- Well known Pharaoh
- Pharaoh for about 10 years
- Palindromic cluck
- Chiding syllable
- King of ancient Egypt
- Pharaoh ___ankhamun
- When repeated, an expression of disapproval
- Egyptian boy king, for short
- Ruler with a famed golden mask, informally
- He became pharaoh at nine years old
- "Boy king" whose tomb was discovered in 1922, familiarly
- "___, ___, it looks like rain!": Christopher Robin
- When doubled, "Shame!"
- When doubled, a rebuke
- Sound from a dental click
- King in a 1978 novelty hit
- Syllable akin to "Tsk!"
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - October 07, 2025
- New York Times - August 28, 2025
- New York Times - August 24, 2025
- LA Times - August 16, 2025
- LA Times - July 16, 2025
- LA Times - May 11, 2025
- New York Times - April 19, 2025
- USA Today - February 26, 2025
- LA Times - February 23, 2025
- New York Times - December 31, 2024
- USA Today - December 25, 2024
- USA Today - December 02, 2024
- LA Times - September 07, 2024
- USA Today - August 29, 2024
- New York Times - June 30, 2024
- LA Times - May 18, 2024
- LA Times - April 19, 2024
- New York Times - April 19, 2024
- New York Times - March 14, 2024
- New York Times - February 26, 2024
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