1. A beat of drum or bugle-call at night, giving notice to soldiers to repair to their quarters.

2. To prick the skin, and stain the punctured spots with a coloured fluid.

3. Figures on the body made by punctures and stains.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tattooo,
• tattos,
• tatol,
• titto,
• toatto,
• tattoed,
• tattoes,
• tatttoos,
• tarto,
• tatton,
• tatto,
• tatttoo,
• tatoos,
• tatooe,
• tataoos,
• nottoo,
• tatoe,
• tattood,
• gatto,
• tattic

• tatu,
• tatouay,
• Tadeo,
• taite,
• tatty,
• tati,
• tate,
• Taitt,
• taut,
• tatou,
• Tait,
• tat.

The adjective form of the word "tattoo" is "tattooed".

The plural of the "tattoo" can be the "tattoos".

The singular of the "tattoo" can be the "tattoo".