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alt. (alternative spelling of headbutt English) n. (alternative spelling of headbutt English) vb. (alternative spelling of headbutt English)
Usage examples of "head-butt".
Outside the picture houses, curry houses, and Chinese takeaways of Peckham of a Friday night, there was nothing but characters head-butting lampposts and each other to Bruce Lee sound effects.
Outside an ex-pat bar called the Fruity Ferret we saw a man in a rain-sodden tuxedo being head-butted by a youth in a torn West Ham away shirt.
They're not dragons, and it's good fun to see how loud you can make it so' Falloner never finished that sentence, because Robinton head-butted him to the dirt and then flopped down on his chest, holding a fist in readiness.
Ostaran blocked the savage cut, stepped in close and head-butted the warrior, who stumbled back half blinded.
Suddenly she swung, head-butted him in the face, and ran into the woods.
He spits blood and a tooth in a face, head-butts, then he's sliding down and unable to move.
It leans over and head-butts her knee, strops the scent glands between its ears all over her skirt.
He didn't have the stamina to put away two pitchers of Kingsland, play a decent game of pool, drink two more pitchers while talking about the influences of Sherwood An-derson and Gertrude Stein on the young Hemingway, get into some serious head-butting, put down another couple of pitchers, emerge clearheaded enough to go barrel-assing through the countryside, pick up a couple of experimental Madison girls, smoke a lot of high-grade shit, and romp until dawn.
Hitching up her skirt, all in the logic of dream, she straddles the scooter behind him and sees his hand do something that throws them forward, yanking the two black-clad men suddenly out of frame and leaving her with a sculpturally confused image of the one trying to hop, one-legged, as he tries to pull the other, the one she's head-butted, to his feet.