butt

Definitions

(Noun) place where brown stuff comes out

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(Noun) your rear end used for number 2

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(Noun) The buttocks of a living creature (not including plants)

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Informal term for the buttocks, the ass, the rump. See ass for synonyms. But (the conjonction) and butt (the location) have given rise to many puns and catchphrases:
- a) But me not buts. From Pot O'Gold (1941).
- b) No buts about it. From Who's Harry Crumb? (1989).
- c) All I've been getting from you is ifs, ands, and buts.
- d) Stop yes-butting and no-butting me.
- e) Seymour Butts.

Quotes:

(1) Nick McKenna (Burt Reynolds) in Cop and a Half (1993): ' Get your skinny little butt out of here.'

(2) Simone (Diane Salinger) and Pee-Wee (Paul Reubens) in Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985):
-- Simone: ' You're right, but... '
-- Pee-Wee: ' But what!? Everyone I know has a big but. Come on, Simone. Lets talk about your big but.'

(3) Woody (Michael McKean). Earth Girls are Easy (1989): ' Does Pinocchio have a wooden butt? '

(4) Wheeler (Lou Diamond Phillips) to Rick (Jonathan Silverman) in Teresa's Tattoo (1994): ' You couldn't find your butt with two hands and a compass.'

2. Pertaining to the ass. George of the Jungle (1998), Brendan Fraser, calls his loincloth a butt-flap.

3. Rarely, the anus. See anus for synonyms.

4. The end or thicker end of an object. Gun butt; cigarette butt.

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(Noun) what you sit on

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(Noun) a part of your body.

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(Noun) The rear end of an animal.

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(Noun) rear in.

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(Adjective) Your rear end.

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(Noun) A medium sized round, squishy pair of cheeks that are located just below your back. They are bigger than the cheeks on your face.