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Definition of butt :
1. A large cask or vessel for wine or beer. It contains two hogsheads.
2. Alt. of But
3. The common English flounder.
4. To join at the butt, end, or outward extremity; to terminate; to be bounded; to abut.
5. To strike by thrusting the head against; to strike with the head.
6. To thrust the head forward; to strike by thrusting the head forward, as an ox or a ram. [ See Butt, n.]
Synonyms:
lowlife, asshole, skirt, can buoy, rotter, behind, flunky, mark, mockery, object, stinkpot, ring, pinnacle, toilet, git, sap, check stub, quarry, lamb, seek, bottom, crapper, loafer, fundament, point, drag a bunt, quarter, respect, stump, base, after part, butt joint, flunkey, commode, female genital organ, bed, layabout, fag, canful, tail end, bathroom, merchantman, frame in, stern, female genitals, shtup, undersurface, stinker, goat, shadower, tip, dirty dog, john, end, nub, tail assembly, screw, cornerstone, jest, frame, puke, nates, coffin nail, place, ass, march, back tooth, idler, poop, inch, environ, butt against, demonstrate, backside, cigarette, foundation, target, bottom of the inning, tin can, edge, butt on, tin, piece of ass, can, prat, tooshie, arse, joke, rear-end, lavatory, mug, lav, run into, substructure, privy, jar against, bunghole, knock against, freighter, surround, merchant ship, roll in the hay, exhibit, understructure, hilt, extremity, parade, basis, hindquarters, back end, gudgeon, screwing, throne, caprine animal, tail, fag end, bum, scum bag, pigeon, gull, pushover, prey, croup, shag, fanny, skunk, yes-man, groundwork, female genitalia, back, so-and-so, stool, bottomland, seat, underside, aim, buttocks, rear, bump into, stooge, hobo, keister, stub, derriere, tush, rat, process, butt end, do-nothing, piece of tail, ticket stub, target area, wise, objective, cigaret, bound, empennage, rump, shadow, counterfoil, arsehole, nooky, fall guy, croupe, nookie, potty, buns, hind end, posterior, foot, pot, tramp, crumb
contact (part of speech: verb)
connection, reach out, abut, contact, adjoin, border, touch, join, connect, meet, abutment, junction, meeting
propel (part of speech: verb)
fling, pelt, compel, sling, fire, impel, cant, precipitate, chuck, toss, bowl, hurl, cast, catapult, throw, push, goad, thrust, lob, project, heave, propel, launch, bunt, flick, drive, ram, shove, prod, pitch, shunt
laughingstock (part of speech: noun)
fair game, buffoon, sucker, game, patsy, laughingstock, dupe, monkey, fool, April fool, victim
Usage examples:
- We had scarcely lost sight of Villanow, when the conspirators rushed out and surrounded us, commanding the coachman to stop, and beating down the serving men with the butt ends of their muskets. - "Thaddeus of Warsaw", Jane Porter.
- She shrank back, struggling with him, trying to grasp the butt of an ivory- handled revolver that swung at her right hip. - "The Coming of the Law", Charles Alden Seltzer.
- Why, a woman as round and big as our largest water- butt- a rough, hard- favoured old girl. - "Shirley", Charlotte Brontë.