0 past simple and past participle of butt
1 to hit something or someone hard with the head or the horns
They butted him to the floor and charged through the now open gate on to the platforms.
Another person was butted in the left eye and suffered injuries necessitating 13 stitches and a partial loss of sight.
I make no apology for having butted in this afternoon.
When one places notices on trees they may be eaten by wandering cattle, butted by deer and may have to be replaced.
Two, a thick longitudinal should never be butted to the thinner one aft of the bulkhead.
We butted into the generation of electricity and what we did at that time was a great step forward, which could not have been taken at a later time.
The sons of the old rivals butted heads politically and, increasingly, in the scandal sheets.
In the middle of the re-recordings, they butted heads in the studio and ended their partnership.
