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buttsnoun1pl. of butt the part of the body upon which someone sitspark your butts in the seats and keep quiet, or I'm turning this car around backsides, behinds, booties(slang), bottoms, breeches, bums, buns, buttocks, cabooses, cans, cheeks, derrieres(or derrières), duffs, fannies, fundaments, hams, haunches, heinies(slang), hunkers, keisters(also keesters, slang), nates, posteriors, rear ends, rears, rumps, seats, tail ends, tails, tushes(slang) beams, sternsmoons(slang) a person or thing that is made fun ofthe social outcast got tired of being the butt of everyone's jokes derisions, jests, jokes, laughingstocks, marks, mockeries, mocks, sports, targets chumps, dupes, fall guys, fools, gulls, monkeys, pigeons, saps, suckers, victims darlings, favorites, pets a person or thing that is the object of abuse, criticism, or ridiculeusually the U.S. Congress is the butt of the radio commentator's scathing wit marks, prey(also preys), sitting ducks, targets, victims laughingstocks, mockeries, pilgarlicslightning rodsfall guys, goats, scapegoats, whipping boys gossipers, gossips, talebearers, tattlers, tattletales, troublemakersdefamers, libelers, libelists, traducersbaiters, hecklers, needlers, ribbers, taunters, teasers, teases, tormentors(also tormenters), torturersderiders, insulters, mockers, ridiculers, scoffers, scornerscaricaturists, lampooners, parodists, satirists an enclosed wooden vessel for holding beveragesa butt of hard cider that we had pressed ourselves barrels, casks, firkins, hogsheads, kegs, kilderkins, pipes, puncheons, rundlets(or runlets), tuns scuttlebuttcisterns, tubs, vatscans, drums |