headbutt
part of speech
verb (headbutt, headbutts, headbutted, headbutting); noun (a headbutt, headbutts)
meaning for a pupil
1) To hit someone or something hard with the top or front of your head. tree →
2) A headbutt is a hit like this. tree →
sense in the lessons
In stories and news about fights and football fouls; animals like goats and rams headbutt. Safety: headbutting can cause serious head injuries. Phrases: give someone a headbutt, headbutt the ball.
examples
- The goat headbutted the gate. tree →
- Rams headbutt each other to show who is strongest. tree →
- The player was sent off for a headbutt. tree →
- Never headbutt anyone, it can badly hurt you both. tree →
- The puppy headbutted my hand to be stroked. tree →
- Cats sometimes headbutt you gently to show they like you. tree →
note
Also written head-butt. Past: headbutted (double t). It is violence when done to a person; a cat's gentle headbutt (bunting) is friendly.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «headbutt» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.