Origins of Stut

According to the Free Dictionary , Stut: v. i. 1. To stutter.
Not according to my sisters and me. I don't remember exactly how it happened, but one day one of us referred to our dinner as "Stut." Mom went ballistic, which was not an often seen condition of our mother. We hastened to assure her that (whoever it was) meant that Stut meant "good food." (snicker, snicker, snicker). Mom wasn't convinced and banned the word. Of course, that elevated it in importance. I suspect Mom was also snickering to herself. Stut became a fixture in our FamilySpeak.