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butt

[buht] / bʌt /
NOUN
end, shaft
Synonyms
STRONGEST
tail
STRONG
base bottom edge extremity foot fundament haft handle hilt shank stock stub stump tip
WEAK
fag end
Antonyms
STRONG
top
NOUN
object of joking
Synonyms
STRONGEST
object of ridicule
STRONG
chump derision dupe fool goat joke laughingstock mark patsy pigeon sap setup softie subject sucker target turkey victim
WEAK
clay pigeon easy mark fall guy jestee sitting duck
NOUN
cigarette
Synonyms
STRONG
fag smoke tobacco
WEAK
cancer stick cig coffin nail
NOUN
buttocks
Synonyms
STRONGEST
backside behind bottom bum derriere tush
STRONG
ass fanny keister rear seat tail tushie
WEAK
gluteus maximus haunches hindquarters posterior
VERB
bang up against with head
Synonyms
STRONGEST
collide run into shove smack
STRONG
batter buck buffet bump bunt gore hook horn jab knock poke prod punch push ram strike thrust toss
Antonyms
STRONG
discourage dissuade pull tap
VERB
touch, adjoin
Synonyms
STRONG
abut border bound communicate join jut meet neighbor project protrude verge
Antonyms
STRONG
disjoin divide keep separate

Example Sentences

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I realised my new life in the city would see me become the butt of many people's jokes.

From BBC • Apr. 18, 2026

Was it for a team to win, was it to kick butt.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 12, 2026

What followed was a comedy of errors including military drills that outpaced anything this group of office workers had in mind, a rogue porcupine, stranded airplanes and one syringe to the butt of an employee.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 6, 2026

O’Brien said he’d “love to,” Mullin told him to “Stand your butt up then,” and O’Brien said, “You stand your butt up.”

From Slate • Mar. 5, 2026

He ends up landing on his butt in an open box.

From "Dog Squad" by Chris Grabenstein

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