Did you know that the word cute came from cuticle?

No, I didn't know that, since it's a fake fact.

I stick to actual real facts.

You must have a different internet.

It came from “acute”

Do you know that you are misinformed?

Origin of the word "cute": early 18th century English (in the sense "clever, shrewd"): shortening of "acute".

And "acute":

late Middle English (describing a disease or its symptoms): from Latin "acutus", past participle of "acuere" ("to sharpen", which was derived from "acus" ... meaning "needle").

VERSUS: Derivation of "cuticle": Latin: "cutis" meaning "skin". By the late 15th century, coming to mean "a membrane of the body". Derived from Latin "cuticula", diminutive of "cutis" ("skin’).

You really need to start using a dictionary .. even an online dictionary.

Then where did cutie patootie come from?

that would be no