"butt down" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in informal or colloquial language and can mean "sit down" or "settle down." Example: "The teacher asked the students to butt down in their seats and listen to the lesson."
QT: And I'm shutting your butt down!
In 2013, Tarantino had said to Guru-Murthy: "I'm shutting your butt down," after being pressed on the link between real and onscreen violence.
Quentin Tarantino has refused to answer a question about why his films are so violent, telling an interviewer for Channel 4 News: "I'm shutting your butt down".
"He put it at the back of the class like this," says Regakouzou, placing the gun, butt down, against the wall.
"I told him to 'go sit his butt down in his assigned seat and keep that thing in his pants this time'.
Tarantino clashed with the Channel 4 News anchor during a fractious interview about on-screen violence, at one point telling Guru-Murthy: "I'm shutting your butt down".
If two hours of Kay Kyser had been an ordeal, the same could not be said for Bob Hope; he'd been extravagantly, bigheartedly funny and had brought along a troupe of showgirls, beautiful long-legged creatures in feathers and G-strings, who displayed a stupefying amount of bare flesh as they wiggled their butts down toward the screaming mob.
Which is why I'm about to get in my car, and go pick up my colleagues Kim-Mai Cutler and Josh Constine (if he ever wakes up from whatever party he was at last night) and drive their butts down south.
Watch the above video to see why Boehner's butt-down answer to America's pressing problems might just be the most genius thing anyone's come up with.
"He works his butt off down low, he works for those pucks, and he's always in the right position".
Crash, right on my butt, then down to the bottom of the stairs like a crash test dummy.
