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From head + butt.
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headbutt (plural headbutts)
- A sharp blow delivered by driving the head into an opponent or object, generally by lowering the head and charging forward or by rapidly tilting the head backward and then forward.
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sharp blow
- Arabic: نَطْحَة f (naṭḥa)
- Catalan: cop de cap (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 用頭撞/用头撞 (yòng tóu zhuàng)
- Danish: skalle c
- Dutch: kopstoot (nl) m
- Finnish: pääpukkaus
- French: coup de boule (fr) m, coup de tête (fr) m
- Galician: croque (gl) m, cabezada f, trucada (gl) f
- German: Kopfstoß (de) m, Kopfnuss (de) f
- Greek: κουτουλιά (el) f (koutouliá), κεφαλιά (el) f (kefaliá)
- Hungarian: lefejelés
- Icelandic: skalli m
- Irish: poc leis an gceann m, sonc leis an gceann m
- Italian: craniata f, testata (it) f, capocciata f
- Japanese: 頭突き (ja) (zutsuki), チョーパン (ja) (chopan)
- Korean: 박치기 (ko) (bakchigi)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: کەلە (kele)
- Latin: arietatio f
- Maori: tukirae
- Polish: uderzenie głową n, uderzenie z Baśki n (slang)
- Portuguese: cabeçada (pt) f
- Russian: уда́р голово́й m (udár golovój), уда́р ба́шкой m (udár báškoj)
- Spanish: cabezada (es) f, cabezazo (es) m, topetazo
- Swedish: dansk skalle (sv) c, skallning (sv) c
- Turkish: kafa (tr)
- Welsh: peniad m
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headbutt (third-person singular simple present headbutts, present participle headbutting, simple past and past participle headbutted)
- To deliver a sharp blow by driving the head into an opponent or object.
2019, Vasily Grossman, translated by Robert Chandler and Yury Bit-Yunan, Stalingrad, page 52:Then he got down on his hands and knees and pretended to headbutt the cat: 'Come on, come on, little ram! Let's see your horns!'
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