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    butt
    [bət]
    verb
    butt (verb) · butts (third person present) · butted (past tense) · butted (past participle) · butting (present participle)
    1. (of a person or animal) hit (someone or something) with the head or horns:
      "she butted him in the chest"
    noun
    butt (noun) · butts (plural noun)
    1. a push or blow, especially one given with the head:
      "he would follow up with a butt from his head"
    Origin
    Middle English: from Old French boter, of Germanic origin.
    butt
    [bət]
    noun
    butt (noun) · butts (plural noun)
    1. the person or thing at which criticism or humor, typically unkind, is directed:
      "his singing is the butt of dozens of jokes"
      • (butts)
        an archery or shooting target or range.
      • a mound on or in front of which a target is set up for archery or shooting.
    Origin
    Middle English (in the archery sense): from Old French but, of unknown origin; perhaps influenced by French butte ‘rising ground’.
    butt
    [bət]
    noun
    butt (noun) · butts (plural noun) · butt end (noun) · butt ends (plural noun)
    1. the thicker end of something, especially a tool or a weapon:
      "a rifle butt"
      • the square end of a plank or plate meeting the end or side of another, as in the side of a ship:
        "a butt joint"
      • the thicker or hinder end of a hide used for leather.
    2. the stub of a cigar or a cigarette:
      "the ashtray was crammed with cigarette butts"
    3. the trunk of a tree, especially the part just above the ground.
    verb
    butt (verb) · butts (third person present) · butted (past tense) · butted (past participle) · butting (present participle)
    1. adjoin or meet end to end:
      "the church butted up against the row of houses" · "a garden that butted up to the neighbor's"
      Similar:
      butt up to
      be next to
      be adjacent to
      border (on)
      verge on
      bound on
      be contiguous with
      be connected to
      communicate with
      link up with
      extend as far as
      extend to
      connect with/to
      Opposite:
      be separate from
      • join (pieces of stone, lumber, and other building materials) with the ends or sides flat against each other:
        "the floorboards will be butted up against each other to make tight seams"
    Origin
    late Middle English: the noun apparently related to Dutch bot ‘stumpy’, also to buttock; the verb partly from butt, reinforced by abut.
    butt
    [bət]
    noun
    butt (noun) · butts (plural noun)
      • US ENGLISH
        a liquid measure equal to 2 hogsheads (equivalent to 126 US gallons).
    Origin
    late Middle English: from Old French bot, from late Latin buttis.
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  2. A butt refers to1234:
    • The part of the body that you sit on (synonym: buttock).
    • The end of anything, such as the butt of a rifle or a cigar butt.
    • A person who is an object of ridicule or a victim.
    • To strike or push with the head or horns.
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    Definition of butt noun from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary butt noun /bʌt/ (informal) the part of the body that you sit on synonym buttock Get off your butt and do some work!
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    1 butt / ˈ bʌt/ noun plural butts Britannica Dictionary definition of BUTT [count] 1 chiefly US, informal + sometimes impolite : the part of the body you sit on : buttocks
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    WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 butt1 /bʌt/ n. [countable] the end of anything, esp. thought of as a base, support, or handle: He swung up the butt of his rifle. an end that is not used up: a cigar butt. Slang Terms Slang. a cigarette: passing around a few butts.
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    butt the end or extremity of anything: the butt of a pistol; an end that is not consumed: a cigarette butt; a person who is an object of ridicule; a victim, target: the butt of a joke; to strike or push with the head or horns: Goats like to butt their heads against each other.
     
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