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Definitions
either of the two large fleshy masses of muscular tissue that form the human rump
Word origin
Inherited from Middle English buttok, probably from Old English buttuc (“end; end piece”; also, “short piece of land”). Attested with its current anatomical meaning since 1300. A diminutive form of what is presumably the Old English precursor of butt + -ock (diminutive suffix).
Used in a sentence
“Run, run, come you hither / Novv, take all my Cuſhions dovvn and thvvack them ſoundly, / After my Feaſt of Millers: for their Buttocks / Have left a peck of flovver in them, beat them carefully […]”
Hengist, King of Kent“There came a blast of freezing wind that made Skell shrug himself against the oaken post on which the ship's buttock rested.”
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