Sentence examples for is butt from inspiring English sources
noun
The larger or thicker end of something; the blunt end, in distinction from the sharp or narrow end countable
Mackey may not be Che Guevara, but, in fairness, neither is Butt.
It is Butt who explains how his dressing-room prank with a tea urn gave United keeper Peter Schmeichel a nasty blister – and The Class of 92 is exceptional in what it coaxes from its football-playing subjects.
"He achieved just the kind of feeling I'm after - he makes the viewers feel that they are trapped in a room where all the doors and windows are bricked up, so that all they can do is butt their heads for ever against the wall".
When I asked Baucus what he needed from the White House in order to help pass a viable health care plan, his answer, more or less, was nothing — as in, the most helpful thing they can do is butt out and let the Senate worry about the details.
I can't be the only one that thinks this alleged leaked BlackBerry slider is butt ugly.
"Everybody is butting heads," he said.
But Raisin is butting up against a couple of generations of Scottish writers.
Italians have expressed outrage that a protected foreign state monopolist is butting into their electricity market.
Germany's ruling coalition is butting heads over a proposed energy tax.
This little controller is butt-ugly and crude, but I still want one really bad.
