headbutt

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Alternative forms

• head butt, head-butt

Etymology

From head +‎ butt.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈhɛdbʌt/

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Noun

headbutt (plural headbutts)

1. A sharp blow delivered by driving the head into the opponent, generally by lowering the head and charging forward or by rapidly tilting the head backward and then forward.

Translations

sharp blow

• Danish: skalle (da) c
• French: coup de boule (fr) m, coup de tête (fr) m
• German: Kopfstoß (de) m
• Greek: κουτουλιά (el) (koutouliá) f, κεφαλιά (el) (kefaliá) f
• Hungarian: lefejelés (hu)
• Japanese: 頭突き (ja) (zutsuki), チョーパン (ja) (chopan)
• Korean: 박치기 (ko) (bakchigi)
• Kurdish:

  Sorani: که‌له‌ (ku)

• Latin: arietatio (la) f
• Polish: uderzenie głową (pl) n, uderzenie z Baśki (pl) n (slang)
• Portuguese: cabeçada (pt) f
• Russian: удар головой (ru) (udár golovój) m, удар башкой (ru) (udár báškoj) m
• Spanish: cabezada (es) f, cabezazo (es) m
• Swedish: dansk skalle (sv) c, skallning (sv) c

Verb

headbutt (third-person singular simple present headbutts, present participle headbutting, simple past and past participle headbutted)

1. To deliver a sharp blow by driving the head into an opponent.

Translations

to deliver a sharp blow

• French: donner un coup de boule (fr), donner un coup de tête (fr)
• Greek: κουτουλώ (el) (koutouló)
• Hungarian: lefejel (hu), megfejel (hu) (slang)
• Icelandic: skalla (is)
• Japanese: 頭突きする (ja) (zutsukisuru)

• Korean: (머리로) 받다 (meori-ro badda, -batda)
• Polish: uderzyć głową (pl), uderzyć z Baśki (pl) (slang)
• Portuguese: dar uma cabeçada (pt)
• Swedish: skalla (sv), ge en dansk skalle (sv)

See also

• butt heads with
• butthead
• butt
• Glasgow kiss

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