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butt against

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butt (up) against someone or something
to press against someone or something firmly. This board is supposed to butt up against the one over there. The goat butted against Fred, but didn't hurt him.
See also: against, butt
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The strike was observed on the call given by Anjuman-e-Tajiran president Haji Maqsood Butt against the unannounced load shedding and increase in the petroleum price hike, which was also joined by transports associations.
Complete shutter-down, wheel-jam strike observed in Punjab by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
Brooke was sent off for a head butt against Hillsborough and has this week picked up a three-match ban.
Rangers eye chance to kick-start season by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
After selecting Butt against Portugal, Eriksson insisted: "You have to understand that, playing so little, it's not easy for him but he did rather well.
Eriksson shapes England team by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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