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butt verb1. ME.
[Anglo-Norman buter, Old French bo(u)ter from Germanic (repr. by Middle Dutch botten strike, sprout).]
verb trans. & intrans. Strike, thrust, shove, usu. with the head or horns; thrust (the head) forward thus; drive or push thus. ME.
butt in intrude; intervene, meddle. butt out slang stop intruding, intervening, or meddling.
J. Doran A couple of rams butting at each other. J. B. Morton The ridiculous speed with which big boats butt through the waves. A. Higgins A heifer was butting its skull against the bars of a gate. P. Roth With a sharp upward snap of the skull, she butted me on the underside of the jaw. P. Theroux Most people merely put their heads down and butted their way into the next car.
verb intrans. Project, jut (out). LME.
T. Coryat A little square gallery butting out from the Tower.