Since modal verbs in other Germanic languages are not defective, the problem of double modals (see above) does not arise: the second modal verb in such a construction simply takes the infinitive form, as would any non-modal verb in the same position.
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tut-tut (pronounced as alveolar clicks; spelling pron ËtÊtËtÊt) interj an exclamation of mild reprimand, disapproval, or surprise vb, -tuts, -tutting or -tutted (intr) to express disapproval by the exclamation of tut-tut n the act of tut-tutting Often shortened to: tut. tut (pronounced as an alveolar click; spelling pron.