Interglot - "butt" translated from English to Dutch

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Detailed Translations for butt from English to Dutch

the butt
de kolf; de greep
- kolf [de ~] noun
- greep [de ~ (m)] noun
the butt (barrel; bucket; vat; vessel; tub; cask; drum; pan; pail; hold)
de vat; de barrel; de ton; het fust; de bak; de emmer; de pot; de teil; de kuip
- vat [de ~ (m)] noun
- barrel [de ~ (m)] noun
- ton [de ~] noun
- fust [het ~] noun
- bak [de ~ (m)] noun
- emmer [de ~ (m)] noun
- pot [de ~ (m)] noun
- teil [de ~] noun
- kuip [de ~] noun
the butt (cigarette; smoke)
de sigaret; de stinkstok; de peuk
- sigaret [de ~] noun
- stinkstok [de ~ (m)] noun
- peuk [de ~ (m)] noun
the butt (rifle butt)
de geweerkolf
- geweerkolf [de ~] noun
the butt (stub)
uitgedrukte sigaret; de peuk
- uitgedrukte sigaret [znw.] noun
- peuk [de ~ (m)] noun
the butt (laughing-stock)
de risee
- risee [de ~ (v)] noun

butt end; stock
part; portion; component part; component
goat; laughingstock; stooge; victim; dupe
buttocks; nates; arse; backside; bum; buns; can; fundament; hindquarters; hind end; keister; posterior; prat; rear; rear end; rump; stern; seat; tail; tail end; tooshie; tush; bottom; behind; derriere; fanny; ass; body part
target; sports equipment
cigarette; cigaret; coffin nail; fag; roll of tobacco; smoke
butt joint; joint
barrel; cask
stub
border; adjoin; edge; abut; march; butt against; butt on; touch; meet; contact
bunt; strike; butt against
put; set; place; pose; position; lay

thick end of the handle¹
the small unused part of something (especially the end of a cigarette that is left after smoking)¹
a large cask (especially one holding a volume equivalent to 2 hogsheads or 126 gallons)¹
a joint made by fastening ends together without overlapping¹
finely ground tobacco wrapped in paper; for smoking¹
sports equipment consisting of an object set up for a marksman or archer to aim at¹
a victim of ridicule or pranks¹
the part of a plant from which the roots spring or the part of a stalk or trunk nearest the roots¹
to strike, thrust or shove against¹
- He butted his sister out of the way¹
- The goat butted the hiker with his horns¹
lie adjacent to another or share a boundary¹
place end to end without overlapping¹
- The frames must be butted at the joints¹

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