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Definition of butt
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Butt (v. t.) To
strike
by
thrusting
the head
against;
to
strike
with the head.
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Tansy
::
Tansy (n.) A dish
common
in the
seventeenth
century,
made of eggs,
sugar,
rose
water,
cream,
and the juice of
herbs,
baked with
butter
in a
shallow
dish..
Goldylocks
::
Goldylocks
(n.) A plant of
several
species
of the genus
Chrysocoma;
-- so
called
from the tufts of
yellow
flowers
which
terminate
the
stems;
also, the
Ranunculus
auricomus,
a kind of
buttercup..
Butterbur
::
Butterbur
(n.) A
broad-leaved
plant
(Petasites
vulgaris)
of the
Composite
family,
said to have been used in
England
for
wrapping
up pats of
butter..
Jet
::
"Jet (n.) A
variety
of
lignite,
of a very
compact
texture
and
velvet
black
color,
susceptible
of a good
polish,
and often
wrought
into
mourning
jewelry,
toys,
buttons,
etc.
Formerly
called
also black
amber..
Butt Shaft
::
Butt shaft () An arrow
without
a barb, for
shooting
at
butts;
an
arrow..
Butterwort
::
Butterwort
(n.) A genus of low herbs
(Pinguicula)
having
simple
leaves
which
secrete
from their
glandular
upper
surface
a
viscid
fluid,
to which
insects
adhere,
after which the
margin
infolds
and the
insects
are
digested
by the
plant.
The
species
are found
mostly
in the North
Temperate
zone..
Scorify
::
Scorify
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
scoria
or slag;
specifically,
in
assaying,
to fuse so as to
separate
the
gangue
and
earthy
material,
with
borax,
lead, soda, etc., thus
leaving
the gold and
silver
in a lead
button;
hence,
to
separate
from, or by means of, a
slag..
Skew
::
Skew (n.) A stone at the foot of the slope of a
gable,
the
offset
of a
buttress,
or the like, cut with a
sloping
surface
and with a check to
receive
the
coping
stones
and
retain
them in
place..
Hemacite
::
Hemacite
(n.) A
composition
made from
blood,
mixed with
mineral
or
vegetable
substances,
used for
making
buttons,
door
knobs,
etc..
Stargaser
::
Starfish
(n.) The
dollar
fish, or
butterfish..
Belt
::
Belt (v. t.) To
shear,
as the
buttocks
and tails of
sheep..
Churn
::
Churn (v. t.) To stir, beat, or
agitate,
as milk or cream in a
churn,
in order to make
butter..
Cob
::
Cob (v. t.) To
punish
by
striking
on the
buttocks
with a
strap,
a flat piece of wood, or the
like..
Butter
::
Butter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
butts..
Viceroy
::
Viceroy
(prep.)
A large and
handsome
American
butterfly
(Basilarchia,
/
Limenitis,
archippus).
Its wings are
orange-red,
with black lines along the
nervures
and a row of white spots along the outer
margins.
The
larvae
feed on
willow,
poplar,
and apple
trees..
Papilionides
::
Papilionides
(n. pl.) The
typical
butterflies.
Suing
::
Suine (n.) A
mixture
of
oleomargarine
with lard or other fatty
ingredients.
It is used as a
substitute
for
butter.
See
Butterine.
Creamery
::
Creamery
(n.) A place where
butter
and
cheese
are made, or where milk and cream are put up in cans for
market..
Sweet
::
Sweet
(superl.)
Not
changed
from a sound or
wholesome
state.
Specifically:
(a) Not sour; as, sweet milk or
bread.
(b) Not
state;
not
putrescent
or
putrid;
not
rancid;
as, sweet
butter;
sweet meat or
fish..
Butted
::
Butted
(imp. & p. p.) of Bu.
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